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Satellites are complex systems that operate in complex environments. It is difficult to obtain a good understanding of the reliability of such systems under real life conditions. Human error is the main cause of failures in space systems. This includes both software and hardware failures. The most common types of faults reported in on-board experiments include: power surge, memory corruption, communication errors, system bus errors, and radiation induced faults. Hardware validation is therefore necessary to identify, locate, and correct these errors. In this work, a fault detection scheme based on battery and radiation shield tests is proposed to detect any radiation induced failure in the presence of persistent power on-board failures. This method can also be used to detect and track transient fault (initiated by the power on-off tests) across all subsystems and the complete satellite.
With increasing frequency of satellites becoming flight-capable, testing of on-board systems and subsystems becomes a major concern. Space requirements dictate that the test payload must be of small mass and radiation tolerance. Most of the systems tested on board satellites consist of subsystems that are not even remotely related to each other. Data transmission between subsystems is one area where it is highly desirable to mathematically model the test payloads. This paper describes a unique approach to perform mathematically-based fault modeling and detection. The novelty in this approach is the use of specially structured pulses to identify and measure the system response to individual faults. The pulses are designed to maximize the sensitivity to faults, and can be made as simple as 8-bit or as complex as IEEE 1532 compliant message formats. The overall process includes an estimation of the system response to faults using a least-squares fit and hypothesis testing to identify and classify each fault.
In the course of our analysis, we discuss the challenges and advances in fault modeling and detection and the statistical methods applicable to the problem. The details of the approach are presented, along with preliminary results obtained for a set of subsystems from a variety of satellites. d2c66b5586
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