Amy Blas Hawaii Space Flight Laboratory University of Hawaii.

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Amy Blas Hawaii Space Flight Laboratory University of Hawaii

What is CubeSat? 10x10x10 centimeter cube Launched in lower earth orbit (LEO) Developed in California Involves over 60 universities and high schools

CP-1 CalPoly CubeSat

Kumu a’o CubeSat Project The project started last semester. 14 members Objective is to be the first CubeSat in space from Hawaii

The Different Subsystems Tele-Communication Electrical Power (EPS) Command and Data Handling (C&DH) Thermal Structural

Mission Objectives Survive launch Establish communication Mission duration of 4 months

Power Objectives Control energy from solar cells Produce 1 watt of power Minimize losses

Problems Time Weight Volume

Expectations Gain extensive knowledge of power subsystems Components Capabilities Fabrication

Deliverable Goals Schematic and PCB layout of Power subsystem Begin Fabrication Analyze Solar Cell Output

Proposed Schedule Spring 2008: Start fabrication CubeSat Fall 2008: CubeSat Complete, Start testing Spring 2009: Testing complete Fall 2009: Launch and Operate

Kumua’o Gantt Chart