DocumentCode
280516
Title
Data return technology [for spacecraft]
Author
Fillery, N.P.
Author_Institution
Remote Sensing & Sci. Div., Marconi Space Syst., Portsmouth, UK
fYear
1990
fDate
33190
Firstpage
42583
Abstract
The requirement to successfully return data is important for all spacecraft. However, for the science missions, such as Horizon 2000, it is essential. The objective of these missions is to operate a number of scientific instruments, to capture data from these instruments and to transmit the data reliably to Earth. The successful return of data requires data handling subsystems that also provide control functions often autonomously, and communication subsystems. The data handling subsystems provide command decoding, verification and distribution, collection and formatting of telemetry data and are also capable of providing support functions for the spacecraft platform
Keywords
data communication systems; space research; space vehicles; telemetering systems; Earth; Horizon 2000; command decoding; communication subsystems; data capture; data collection; data handling subsystems; data transmission return data technology; distribution; science missions; scientific instruments; spacecraft; telemetry data; verification;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
iet
Conference_Titel
UK Interest in Horizon 2000 - The ESA Space Science Programme, IEE Colloquium on
Conference_Location
London
Type
conf
Filename
190837
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