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1 Launch Readiness Review
Harding University Drew Cancienne, Josh Griffith, David Stair, Will Waldron and Ed Wilson

2 Fiber Optic Cable Integration

3 Final Payload All parts of payload shown except possible conditioning circuit.

4 Team Photo with Payload

5 Completed CG Apparatus

6 User Guide Compliance Requirement Payload Requirement Status
Mass allotment: 6 lbs .4 Over Volume allotment: Top 4.5” Passes The payload’s center of gravity (CG): In 1”X1”X1” envelope of centroid (or in area designated for sharing teams? Developing Method to Test Activation met under requirement: (either 1.SYS.1 or 1.SYS.2) 1.SYS.2 Tested - Passed Structure mounts: Top and bottom bulkheads. No mounts to sides of cans. Passed Sharing: Fully developed? No Response from NW Nazarene

7 Integration Plan and Procedure
Integration Update Payload all but Fully Integrated All but a few components integrated Must have self starting microcontroller May want to amplify CCD and photodiode signals Very close to complete and final integration

8 Integration Plan and Procedure
Procedure Written? Procedure Written in PowerPoint with pictures for each step Example on next slide

9 Wire CCD Array to Micro Controller.
White – Ground Green – VOUT Black – Power Red – ROG Blue - CLK

10 Integration Plan and Procedure
Concerns Broke new shorter fiber optic cable Fix: Use last year’s longer fiber optic cable Note: Fixed No response from Northwestern Nazarene College about integration

11 Activation Testing Updates Testing Results
G-Switch Circuit – Tested: Passed Microcontroller – Just about Must load TERN onto a 32-bit computer to load startup program onto microcontroller Testing Updates Spectrum taken with payload on next slide Full Mission Test Tuesday or Wednesday

12 Oxygen Water Water

13 Mission Requirements Met
Testing Results Mission Requirements Met An optical port is mandatory An adequate, stable and reliable power supply A robust, responsive G-Switch A sensitive, rugged spectrometer operating in the 200 – 1000 nm wavelength range A photodiode sensitive to the same wavelengths as the spectrometer

14 Mission Requirements Met (cont.)
Testing Results Mission Requirements Met (cont.) A microprocessor with two programmable clocks, high speed analog to digital converters, and memory to store the acquired spectra Software program to operate the payload

15 Mission Requirements Met (cont.)
Testing Results Mission Requirements Met (cont.) Mounting hardware for the payload that will withstand the g-forces imposed during testing and flight and will not interfere with the NW Nazarene payload

16 Mission Requirements not met
Testing Results Mission Requirements not met Signal conditioning board to insure the electrical inputs and outputs between the sensors and the microprocessor match in terms of voltage ranges, currents and impedances

17 Are you ready? We could fly today What is ready?
Level of Readiness Are you ready? We could fly today What is ready? Software to fly Hardware What is not ready? Conditioning Circuit

18 Action items between now and June 15th?
Level of Readiness Action items between now and June 15th? Finish conditioning circuit Full Missions Simulation completed this week Make the existing software better Test Possibility of Neutral Density Filter Filter that blocks out wavelengths equally

19 Are there any remaining questions about check-in?
Check-In Inspections Are there any remaining questions about check-in? Have you tried it yet? Check Procedure run? No

20 Do you have any questions about how this week will go?
Final Questions Do you have any questions about how this week will go? Any environmental test day questions? No Any integration day questions? No Any launch day questions? No Food questions? No Have you received your final payment check?


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