This system interfaces to a computer and generates necessary clocks and command signals for Payload Operation during Ground testing and evaluation in absence of Spacecraft mainframe.
The SIS is a subsystem of the Electro Optical Payload Ground check out and Evaluation Instrumentation.
The system was realized with motherboard + daughter board concept to provide flexibility for future expansion.
After being housed in a rack mountable 4U chassis the fabricated system was successfully subjected to a 168 hour Burn-in Test inside the laboratory.
The online monitor is a one to one cable extender with signal monitoring via banana socket pin provided for each connection for different types of D Type Connectors.
Ambimat also provided the facility for active monitoring of digital signals on the system.
This system generates all timing and control signals required for payload operation and acquires telemetry data of health monitoring parameters of Payload.
It is connected to the spacecraft computer serially. The mechanical structure, housing the electronics was realized by a stack of firmly held trays, each of which was fabricated by milling a single piece of solid aluminum alloy 6061TS.
The PLC too, like others, was successfully subjected to Flight Model Environmental 168 hour burn-in testing.
Ambimat’s layout design was a mix of digital and RF components on single six layers PCB. The digital section comprised of an FPGA along with associated buffers, drivers etc. The RF section consisted of two-way 90-degree power combiner/splitter, SPDT Switch and Power Amplifier for RF signal for transmission.
The modulator was successfully subjected to 168 hour burn-in environmental testing.
Cable Harness Continuity Tester was designed with jigs (connection) for different types and polarity of connectors like D Type, SCSI, RJ-45 etc.
The cable tester can further be customized for other jigs for any type/polarity of connectors.
Ambimat ensured a reliable operation by implementing sequential scanning of one to many pins, multiple times before generating the report.
The product was accompanied by a software for automated cable continuity testing, harness reports generation as well as other relevant data aggregation.
The PSI interfaces with a computer and acquires Payload health monitoring data in analog and digital formats by telemetry channels received from the payload.
This unit is a part of the electro-optical ground checkout and evaluation instrumentation.
The Data Handling Unit facilitates ground testing and evaluation of electro-optical sensors for remote sensing applications.
The DHU is a part of the electro-optical ground checkout and evaluation instrumentation that receives payload data to suit the computer based data acquisition system.
It also has the facility to provide selectable analog channel for quick look display and verification.
The system was realized with motherboard + daughter board concept to provide flexibility for future expansion.
After being housed in a rack mountable 4U chassis the fabricated system was successfully subjected to a 168 hour Burn-in Test inside the laboratory.