Fault Tolerant Computer for the AUTOMATED TRANSFER VEHICLE

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Fault Tolerant Computer for the AUTOMATED TRANSFER VEHICLE Chandan Kumar EE 585: Fault Tolerant Computing

Current Fault Tolerant Techniques Outline Background of ATV ATV Contraints Fault Tolerant Computer Fault Tolerance Implementation FTC development model Conclusion and perspectives EE 585 Current Fault Tolerant Techniques

Current Fault Tolerant Techniques Background of ATV Automated Transfer Vehicle-a servicing vehicle for the ISS 1st ATV(Jules Verne) Being developed by ESA To be launched aboard Ariane 5 by late 2007 EE 585 Current Fault Tolerant Techniques

Current Fault Tolerant Techniques Functions of ATV Deliver fuel and logistics General supplies Water and oxygen Conduct experiments Conduct orbit adjustment Serves as a waste collector EE 585 Current Fault Tolerant Techniques

Current Fault Tolerant Techniques On orbit life of 180 days Expendable burns up upon re-entry EE 585 Current Fault Tolerant Techniques

Various capacities of ATV AUTOMATED TRANSFER VEHICLE (late 1997 baseline)   Dry cargo (max.11.2m3 in 8 racks plus 4m3 in center aisle) 1102 kg (5500 kg max.) Maximum refuel for Russian Service Module 860 kg Maximum H2O for Russian Service Module 840 Maximum N2, O2 for Russian Service Module 100 Max. propellant available for reboost 4080 Rendezvous & docking propellant (400N thrust,310s Isp) 2680 Cargo Carrier (CC) 4011 Optional CC refueling,water,gas transfer equipment 1246 ATV Dry mass (including system margin) 5581 20500 kg maximum launch wt. EE 585 Current Fault Tolerant Techniques

Current Fault Tolerant Techniques ATV Constraints Tolerance to hardware faults Tolerance to software faults Safety concept EE 585 Current Fault Tolerant Techniques

Fault Tolerant Computer Developed by Matra Marconi Space Resides in the avionics module Triple FTC and MSU(Monitoring and Safing Unit) EE 585 Current Fault Tolerant Techniques

Vital/Nominal breakdown EE 585 Current Fault Tolerant Techniques

Fault detection and the subsequent action Upon detection of a critical failure or an unsafe situation, The Monitoring and Safing Unit (MSU) isolates the ATV’s nominal system and commands a Collision Avoidance Manoeuvre (CAM). This brings the ATV on a safe trajectory within the monitoring corridor towards the ISS. Once the Collision Avoidance Manoeuvre is completed, the MSU points the vehicle towards the Sun, thus ensuring sufficient power from the solar panels during the ‘survival’ mode that the vehicle enters. EE 585 Current Fault Tolerant Techniques

Allocation of S/W entities EE 585 Current Fault Tolerant Techniques

Fault Tolerance Implementation Characterised with respect to Fault containment layers and sub layers Inter-channel synchronisation Time determinism Fault passivation and reconfiguration EE 585 Current Fault Tolerant Techniques

Fault Containment approach Nominal/Vital segregation Intra-vital segregation EE 585 Current Fault Tolerant Techniques

Current Fault Tolerant Techniques Inter-channel synchronisation approach Time determinism EE 585 Current Fault Tolerant Techniques

Current Fault Tolerant Techniques Fault reconfiguration approach Channel passivation after failure Application passivation after software failure Hardware/software allocation EE 585 Current Fault Tolerant Techniques

Current Fault Tolerant Techniques FTC development model FTC hardware implementation Computer internal design Inter-computer link design EE 585 Current Fault Tolerant Techniques

FTC channel architecture EE 585 Current Fault Tolerant Techniques

Conclusion and perspectives New generation fault tolerant computer-combines high perfomance,compact/low cost design and tolerance to application software faults. Integrating software fault tolerance is a significant cost saving factor. Technically mature product.Fully suitable to ATV Open architecture and performance margins make it adaptable to the needs of future reusable launch vehicles EE 585 Current Fault Tolerant Techniques

Current Fault Tolerant Techniques References R.Roques,A.Correge,C.Boleat - Fault Tolerant Computer for the Automated Transfer Vehicle http://www.esa.int/SPECIALS/ATV/index.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automated_Transfer_Vehicle EE 585 Current Fault Tolerant Techniques

Current Fault Tolerant Techniques References Contd. EE 585 Current Fault Tolerant Techniques

Current Fault Tolerant Techniques Questions??? EE 585 Current Fault Tolerant Techniques