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<strong>TRP</strong> Work Plan 2005-2007<br />

Description of Activities<br />

TEC-SB/7935/dc<br />

12/Feb/09<br />

<strong>TRP</strong> Reference:<br />

Title:<br />

EEE-006<br />

Novel Techniques For General Antenna Characterisation In The Time Domain<br />

Beside frequency domain measurements allowing characterizing the device under test in its operational frequency domain,<br />

time domain measurements techniques are well known to provide additional information on the mismatches seen by a signal<br />

propagating in a guided circuit. The time domain performances dealing with large frequency bandwidth, this technique<br />

provides more qualitative measurements well suited for a diagnostic purpose.<br />

This activity deals with time domain measurement techniques to perform fast antenna radiation diagnostic. Time domain<br />

allows having in one acquisition a full signature of the antenna behavior which can be compared at different stages of<br />

environmental test sequence to identify potential hardware damage. This technique is particularly well suited as time gating<br />

allow rejecting parasitic reflections of the radiated signal and make possible measurements in reverberant situation (just<br />

before or after a Thermal vacuum test or a vibration test as compared to an ideal situation in an anechoic chamber). Re<strong>du</strong>cing<br />

test time and making possible in-situ measurements is of particular relevance for all kind of antennas used for Earth<br />

Observation, telecommunication and science. The interest is reinforced when multiple beams are required.<br />

The activity will address theoretical aspects together with implementation constraints to end-up with a demonstration phase to<br />

be performed on an existing antenna.<br />

Deliverables:<br />

Technical note on time domain interest for radiative measurements.<br />

Test proce<strong>du</strong>re<br />

Test report.<br />

Evaluation report on time domain for radiative measurements<br />

Current TRL: TRL2 Target TRL: TRL3 Application Need/Date: SW operational by 2008<br />

Application/Mission: All missions with complex antennas Contract Duration: 18 months<br />

SW Clause : - Dossier0 Ref.: T-52<br />

Consistency with Harmonisation<br />

Roadmap and Conclusions:<br />

<strong>TRP</strong> Reference: EEE-008<br />

Title:<br />

Spacecraft EMI control in the presence of composite materials<br />

Traditionally spacecraft construction has relied on metal or metal honeycomb structures that provide good shielding behaviour.<br />

The future use of composite materials will not have such performance from an Electro-Magnetic Compatibility (EMC) point of<br />

view and the consequences on the EMC performance of the system will have to be carefully evaluated in light of the actual<br />

performance of the composite material. The objective of this activity is to provide a characterisation of the shielding<br />

performance and the transfer impedance of target materials, develop measurement techniques, and develop necessary<br />

analytical tools for EMC performance evaluation.<br />

Deliverables:<br />

Technical note (characterisation of shielding performance and transfer impedance of target materials; development of<br />

measurement techniques). Analytical tools for EMC performance evaluation.<br />

Current TRL: TRL1 Target TRL: TRL2-3 Application Need/Date: SW operational by 2008<br />

Application/Mission: All missions with complex antennas Contract Duration: 18 months<br />

SW Clause : - Dossier0 Ref.: T-53<br />

Consistency with Harmonisation<br />

Roadmap and Conclusions:<br />

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