Overview
In this webinar, Ansys partner Keysight Technologies will describe how digital engineering based on hardware-in-the-loop testing during the early prototyping (implementation) stages can improve confidence in space missions where robust and resilient communications and space vehicle power systems are a critical requirement. Benefits include improvement in the accuracy of physics models used for the initial mission simulations, early identification of design errors and inadequate design margins well before launch as well as enable further optimizations during operational mission lifetime.
Two use cases will be discussed: space vehicle phased array antenna design and test, and satellite communications link emulation and test. The application of model-based engineering principles using high-fidelity electronic system-level EDA tools combined with design validation and verification strategies during the implementation phase of these complex systems can substantially reduce space mission risk.
What attendees will learn
- How digital engineering based on hardware-in-the-loop testing during the early prototyping (implementation) stages improves confidence in space missions
- Understand the importance of the accuracy of physics models used for the initial mission simulations, early identification of design errors
- Review space vehicle phased array antenna design and test, and satellite communications link emulation and test
- Consider the application of model-based engineering principles using high-fidelity electronic system-level EDA tools combined with design validation and verification strategies during the implementation phase
Who should attend
Those interested in space missions, analysis and design and mission success.
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