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- | The Artemis 13 is almost home but before they complete their final landing sequence the team needs to launch a top-secret deep space probe that will be piloted by Johnny 5 into the eye of the storm over Lakeview. However, the power supply for the whole ship is running critically low, so you are now only running the ECS to maintain oxygen in the command module. You have to somehow power up the probe to complete your mission. You no longer have communications with Austin. | + | |
- | You notice as you begin powering up the probe (which operates on its own reserve power system) that although the navigational controls have been primed, there are several components that are not responding to testing. It appears | + | ==== Kick Off Questions ==== |
+ | - If capacitors | ||
+ | - Draw the I vs t, V vs t, and Q vs t graphs for charging & discharging the capacitors. | ||
+ | - Why is it important | ||
- | That propulsion system consists of the primary burners and the cooling system, which have a total resistance of 65 $\Omega$. | ||
- | The primary burners require a short burst of 200 J to power-up. | ||
- | The cooling system requires a short burst of 300 J to power-up. | ||
- | You need to be able to deliver different amounts of power to this module; however, you are growing concerned that the power supply | + | ==== Main Problem ==== |
+ | With your help, the FTOE staff have repaired | ||
- | You also have several | + | The hawkion generator consists of an initiator beam and a set of focusing magnets, which have a total resistance of 65 $\Omega$. |
+ | The focusing magnets require a short burst of 200 J to power-up. | ||
+ | The initiator beam requires a short burst of 300 J to power-up. | ||
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+ | You need to be able to deliver different amounts of power to the hawkion generator; however, you are not sure that the 100 V primary power supply in the particle generator will be sufficient to power these systems. You manage to find some additional batteries (three 10 V batteries from the supply room) to use if you need them. | ||
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+ | You also have several 0.125F capacitors and a variety of resistors (1 $\Omega$, 5 $\Omega$, 10 $\Omega$, 50 $\Omega$, 100 $\Omega$) on hand. | ||
You also have access to multiple switches that can be used to open and close parts of the circuit you are designing. | You also have access to multiple switches that can be used to open and close parts of the circuit you are designing. | ||
- | There is a breaker in the circuit that is a failsafe and will trip if the current reaches 2 A. You also know that there are delicate circuit elements in the primary burners and the cooling | + | There is a breaker in the circuit that is a failsafe and will trip if the current reaches 2 A. You also know that there are delicate circuit elements in the generator |
- | You should provide a circuit diagram of your design | + | You should provide a circuit diagram of your design |
<WRAP info> | <WRAP info> | ||
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- | Conceptual | + | ==== Wrap Up Questions |
- Where did you place switches in your circuit? What positions do they need to be in to charge & discharge the capacitors? | - Where did you place switches in your circuit? What positions do they need to be in to charge & discharge the capacitors? | ||
- How did you limit the current to be under 2 A? | - How did you limit the current to be under 2 A? | ||
- | - Why is it important to have a current limit in circuits? (What happens | + | - What assumptions did you make in this problem? Why did you need to make them? |
- | - If capacitors are combined | + | - Suppose you have a 9 V battery connected |
- | - Draw the I vs t, V vs t, and Q vs t graphs for charging & discharging | + | - If you wanted to increase the capacitance |
- | - What assumptions did you make in this problem? | + | |