HiRel/CanSat/Slave Power
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The [[HiRel/CanSat|CanSat]] system has 3 possible power sources: | The [[HiRel/CanSat|CanSat]] system has 3 possible power sources: | ||
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* a battery connector on the power supply board | * a battery connector on the power supply board | ||
* a micro-USB connector on the [[HiRel/CanSat/Slave_Gumstix|microprocessor board]] | * a micro-USB connector on the [[HiRel/CanSat/Slave_Gumstix|microprocessor board]] |
Revision as of 10:52, 3 March 2015
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CanSat Slave Power | Schematic | Description |
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CanSat Slave Power v2.0 Schematic PDF | LDO 5V -> 3V3: * v1: SC189XSKTRT * v2: AP7361-FGE-7 |
Power inputs
The CanSat system has 3 possible power sources:
- a micro-USB connector on the power supply board
- a battery connector on the power supply board
- a micro-USB connector on the microprocessor board
Only one of these should power the system with 5 V. Jumpers are provided in order to select the actual power source. This 5 V is distributed to all the boards on the top connector disk.
The power board generates 3.3 V from 5 V. The 3.3 V is distributed to all the boards on the bottom connector disk.
Power usage
The 5 V is used by:
- the power supply board for generating the 3.3 V
- the sensors board for the Max11300 together with the temperature and pressure sensors
The precision of the 5 V is given by the components' requirements:
- the DC/DC converter needs 2.9 V ÷ 5.5 V
- the Max11300 mixed-mode I/O interface needs 4.75 V ÷ 5.25 V
- the pressure sensor needs 4.75 V ÷ 5.25 V
- the temperature sensor needs 2.5 V ÷ 5.5 V
The 3.3 V is used by:
- the FPGA
- the XBee module
- the humidity sensor on the sensors board