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These training modules were compiled by the Electrical Power Technical Discipline Team (TDT). The Electrical Power community covers a wide range of disciplines including but not limited to Energy Conversion, Energy Storage, Power Electronics and Power Management & Distribution.

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High Voltage Engineering Techniques for Space Applications: Part 4, High Voltage Insulators and Electrical Field Control Methods
High Voltage Engineering Techniques for Space Applications: System Design Choices, Part 1
Presenter Steve Battel
Published July 2013
Recorded July 2012
Duration 01:08:53
Tags ~Power Supply, #State of the Art, .Design, .Materials, .Hardware, .Lessons Learned
Discipline: Electrical Power<br><br>Presented via Webcast on April 2-3, 2012
High Voltage Engineering Techniques for Space Applications: System Design Choices, Part 2
Presenter Steve Battel
Published July 2013
Recorded July 2012
Duration 01:07:05
Tags ~Voltage System, ~Power Supply, ~Power System, ~Thermal Analysis, #State of the Art, .Design, .Hardware, .Systems / Subsystems
Discipline: Electrical Power<br><br>Presented via Webcast on April 2-3, 2012
High Voltage Engineering Techniques for Space Applications: Elemental Design, Part 1
Presenter Steve Battel
Published July 2013
Recorded July 2012
Duration 01:25:42
Tags ~Voltage System, ~Power Supply, #Advanced, .Design, .Materials, .Hardware
Discipline: Electrical Power<br><br>Presented via Webcast on April 2-3, 2012
High Voltage Engineering Techniques for Space Applications: Elemental Design, Part 2
Presenter Steve Battel
Published July 2013
Recorded July 2012
Duration 02:01:07
Tags ~Voltage System, ~Power Supply, #Advanced, .Design, .Materials, .Hardware, .Lessons Learned, .Systems / Subsystems
Discipline: Electrical Power<br><br>Presented via Webcast on April 2-3, 2012
High Voltage Engineering Techniques for Space Applications: Other Important Stuff
Presenter Steve Battel
Published July 2013
Recorded July 2012
Duration 49:15
Tags #Intermediate, ~Voltage System, ~Power Supply, ~Power System, .Design, .Materials, .Lessons Learned, .Systems / Subsystems
Discipline: Electrical Power<br><br>Presented via Webcast on April 2-3, 2012
PSPICE Circuit Simulation Overview: Part 1
Presenter Dr. Chris Iannello
Published August 2012
Recorded February 2012
Duration 18:59
Tags ~Voltage System, #Fundamental, .Analysis / Modeling and Simulation
Discipline - Electrical Power
PSPICE Circuit Simulation Overview: Part 2
Presenter Dr. Chris Iannello
Published February 2012
Recorded February 2012
Duration 26:27
Tags ~Voltage System, #Fundamental, .Analysis / Modeling and Simulation
Discipline - Electrical Power
PSPICE Circuit Simulation Overview: Part 3
Presenter Dr. Chris Iannello
Published August 2012
Recorded February 2012
Duration 24:06
Tags ~Voltage System, #Advanced, .Analysis / Modeling and Simulation
Discipline - Electrical Power
Short Course on Lithium-ion Batteries: Fundamental Concepts, Battery Safety, and Modeling Techniques
Presenter William Walker
Published February 2019
Recorded February 2019
Duration 02:18:28
Tags ~Voltage System, ~Power System, ~Electrical Energy, ~Thermal Analysis, #Fundamental, .Analysis / Modeling and Simulation, .Design, .Systems / Subsystems
Originally aired December 4, 2018.<br><br>This short course provides participants with an in-depth discussion on three aspects of lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries. First an understanding of Li-ion battery fundamentals is provided through a brief discussion centered on the aerospace industry’s choice to use Li-ion batteries, general performance characteristics, electrochemical reaction basics, and the heat generated during nominal operation. Secondly, Li-ion battery safety is addressed with respect to thermal runaway and battery safety. Lastly, this course will lead the participants through the basic construction process of a thermal model of a Li-ion battery assembly that is capable of simulating nominal heating and thermal runaway heating. The overall goal of the course is to provide participants with an in-depth understanding of both the fundamental and thermal aspects of Li-ion batteries.
Single Event Environment (SEE) Effects on Spacecraft Avionics Systems
Presenter Dr. Steven Koontz
Published April 2024
Recorded May 2024
Duration 01:29:58
Tags None
The space-flight ionizing radiation environment is dominated by very high-kinetic energy-charged particles with relatively smaller contributions from neutrons, X-rays, and gamma rays. Strikes by individual high-energy charged particles and neutrons can cause data corruption, lock-ups, or even hard failures of mission-critical spacecraft electronics. Dr. Steven Koontz’s lecture will provide a solid foundation in the basic engineering physics underlying safety, reliability and missions’ success risks posed by the SEE environment in low-Earth orbit, Earth’s magnetosphere, and cis-lunar space.
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