SINPLEX - Small Integrated Navigator for PLanetary EXploration Stephen Steffes October 24, 2012 ADCSS 2012

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www.dlr.de Chart 1 > SINPLEX > Stephen Steffes October 24, 2012 SINPLEX - Small Integrated Navigator for PLanetary EXploration Stephen Steffes October 24, 2012 ADCSS 2012

www.dlr.de Chart 2 > SINPLEX > Stephen Steffes October 24, 2012 SINPLEX Project Description - EC funded research and development project (FP7) 2 years - Future space exploration missions target asteroids, comets, planets and planetary moons. - Mass is one of the most critical factors for launch cost, scientific return and mission capabilities - Main goal is to develop an innovative, low mass navigation system for planetary exploration missions - Mass is reduced through functional integration and electronics miniturization while still allowing good navigation performance - Also use sensor hybridization approaches to improve the performance of the complete navigation subsystem. - The project objectives are: - develop a navigation subsystem architecture - produce a breadboard system - demonstrate the system s performance

www.dlr.de Chart 3 > SINPLEX > Stephen Steffes October 24, 2012 Scenario 1: Moon Landing - Based on ATON, ALHAT, VBRNAV, NEXT Lunar Lander - 100m landing accuracy

www.dlr.de Chart 4 > SINPLEX > Stephen Steffes October 24, 2012 Scenario 2: Asteroid Landing - Based on Marco Polo and Hayabusa - 1km diameter asteroid - 1m landing accuracy

www.dlr.de Chart 5 > SINPLEX > Stephen Steffes October 24, 2012 Scenario 3: Sample Container Rendezvous - Based on Mars Sample Return, FOSTERNAV, HARVD - 20cm diameter container - 10cm relative position accuracy

www.dlr.de Chart 6 > SINPLEX > Stephen Steffes October 24, 2012 CDR Design - Highly integrated system - Fully redundant system includes: - 2x 4-axis IMUs - 2x Laser range finders - 2x Star tracker cameras and processing boards - 2x Navigation cameras and processing boards - 2x On board computers - 2x Power distribution - < 5kg - 170mm x 210mm x 200mm - 42W (nominal)

www.dlr.de Chart 7 > SINPLEX > Stephen Steffes October 24, 2012 Miniaturization Through Integration

www.dlr.de Chart 8 > SINPLEX > Stephen Steffes October 24, 2012 IMU - COTS components: - 4x MEMS accelerometers - 4x MEMS gyros - ÅAC Microtec s µrtu - Custom components: - Sensor interface - Mechanical structure - Software

www.dlr.de Chart 9 > SINPLEX > Stephen Steffes October 24, 2012 Laser Transmitter

www.dlr.de Chart 10 > SINPLEX > Stephen Steffes October 24, 2012 Navigation Camera/ Laser Receiver

www.dlr.de Chart 11 > SINPLEX > Stephen Steffes October 24, 2012 Star Tracker

www.dlr.de Chart 12 > SINPLEX > Stephen Steffes October 24, 2012 Camera Electronics - Star tracker and nav. camera electronics - Image processing w/ FPGAs - Custom designed

www.dlr.de Chart 13 > SINPLEX > Stephen Steffes October 24, 2012 On Board Computer

www.dlr.de Chart 14 > SINPLEX > Stephen Steffes October 24, 2012 Image Processing - Star tracker - Crater navigation - Feature tracking - Container finding (2 methods)

www.dlr.de Chart 15 > SINPLEX > Stephen Steffes October 24, 2012 Navigation Algorithms - Sensor data fused on board in real-time. - Compensates for loss of sensor performance due to miniaturization - Navigation software distributed over several subsystems: - IMU : accel. & gyro compensation, high-rate integration - Camera electronics : image processing - OBC : pos, vel, attitude integration, Kalman filter - Navigation method depends on scenario phase: - Inertial - Terrain relative - Container relative

www.dlr.de Chart 16 > SINPLEX > Stephen Steffes October 24, 2012 Comparison to Modular COTS System State-of-the-art Mass (g) 1x NPAL camera 1450 1x LN-200S IMU 800 1x NEAR laser ranger 3000 1x Automous Star Tracker A-STR 3000 1x OBC695 1500 Total 9750 SINPLEX (preliminary) Mass (g) Housing + optics 1500 2x IMUs 150 2x Laser transmitter + receiver 4x Camera electronics 1800 500 2x OBC 150 2x PDCU 100 Total 4200

www.dlr.de Chart 17 > SINPLEX > Stephen Steffes October 24, 2012 Benefits/Drawbacks of Integration - Main technology development is integration of components - Pros/Cons are the same as the integrated vs modular debate - Benefits of integrated system: - Small, low mass, low power - Tuned to specific types of missions - Drawbacks: - Hard to make changes - Less flexible - Higher development costs - However, interplanetary S/C are already one-of-a-kind integrated systems. SINPLEX fits into this methodology.

www.dlr.de Chart 18 > SINPLEX > Stephen Steffes October 24, 2012 SINPLEX Roadmap - Just had CDR for breadboard system - System components to be fabricated by March 2013 - Integrated & calibrated breadboard system ready by June 2013 - Hardware-in-the-loop testing, system performance verification until end of 2013 - Bring breadboard system to TRL 4 - Plan to develop the technology further via another EC project