La plupart des satellites orbitaux comptent aujourd'hui sur des panneaux solaires pour générer l'énergie nécessaire à leur fonctionnement normal. Un système d'alimentation électrique pour vaisseau spatial (SEPS) génère des stockes, régule, contrôle et distribue l'énergie électrique nécessaire à des charges entières du vaisseau spatial pendant la durée de vie de la mission spatiale. Le (SEPS) se compose de trois sous-systèmes principaux : le sous-système d'alimentation primaire (PPSS), le sous-système d'alimentation secondaire (SPSS) et le sous-système de contrôle - régulation - distribution (CRDS). Cette recherche est axée sur la conception du PPSS. Dans ce travail, le système conçu est basé sur la conversion de l'énergie PV en énergie électrique via l'effet PV en utilisant les cellules solaires. L'objectif principal de la procédure de conception du vaisseau spatial (PPSS) est la vérification de la solution optimale de génération de l'énergie électrique nécessaire pour les charges du vaisseau spatial, pendant la lumière du jour de l'orbite, et également capable de charger la batterie (SPSS) avec la puissance requise pour les charges du vaisseau spatial, pendant la période d'éclipse de l'orbite. Les impacts du rayonnement spatial et la variation de la température de fonctionnement de la cellule sont pris en compte. Il peut être comparé entre les différentes catégories de cellules photovoltaïques.
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