CASSINI
Cassini MIMI Investigation at Fundamental Technologies
Historical MIMI Memos and Notes
Presentation by H. Huomo at MIMI team meeting, October 1994
TT/LEMMS Design Status
- Structure design for EM completed
- Motor SS parts 2 life test jig in manufacture
- Launch latch concept changed after CAPS tests, now OK
- Some engineering needed for stepper PWM
Areas of Concern
- mass CBE: 3450 g vs. 2367 g IFD
- life test schedule and duration
- bearings are late
- proposed 10 rpm max speed of stepping is only 14.4 krev/day
Life and Other Test Issues
- Stepping anomaly during random vib. It will not operate during vib.
- Proposed APL test philosophy okay, TT/LEMMS EM will be tested Q/Q as planned.
- Magnetics: DC okay, AC TBC
Results of electrical interface tests: separate sheet, K. Ahola
IFD and Contract
- Open TBDs flagged, to be closed during this meeting
- Contract to be signed Oct. 94, minor open issues
- Interface tests, 17-19 October, 1994
- List of open issues
- Latch Clamp Ring
- Assembly drawing
- Functional principles
- Operation of the LCR
- KHM, an alternative design
- Latch Actuating Mechanism (LAM)
- Vibration test results
- Purging
- Mass budget
Next: Interface tests, 17-19 October, 1994
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QUICK FACTS
Manufacturer: The Cassini spacecraft
was manufactured by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory,
and the Huygens Probe was manufactured by Thales Alenia
Space.
Mission Duration: The Cassini-Huygens mission launched on October 15 1997, and ended on September 15 2017.
Destination: Cassini's destination was Saturn and its moons. The destination of the Huygens Probe's was Saturn's moon Titan.
Orbit: Cassini orbited Saturn for 13 years before diving between its rings and colliding with the planet on September 15th, 2017.
Mission Duration: The Cassini-Huygens mission launched on October 15 1997, and ended on September 15 2017.
Destination: Cassini's destination was Saturn and its moons. The destination of the Huygens Probe's was Saturn's moon Titan.
Orbit: Cassini orbited Saturn for 13 years before diving between its rings and colliding with the planet on September 15th, 2017.