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| Last Updated | 10/12/2025, 12:48:54 PM |
| Last Author | Kai Berszin |
Sine Burst
| Subject | Description |
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| Testing Model | Performed on the fully assembled CubeSat |
| Product Description | Sine Burst test |
| Test Reason | Verify that the primary structure withstands the slighly heavier satellite |
- Issue date: <Insert Date>
- Approved by: <Insert Name>
- Responsible Test Engineer: <Insert Name>
Sine Burst
Testing Equipment​
- Shakertable
- Structural Sensors (defined in Overview Strucutral Testing)
- EQM Adapter and EQM Model
Test Method​
- A near uniform acceleration for in all principal directions. Todo: In which direction are we looking when starting.
- Duration: 1h for each axis
- The sensors used are defined in the Strucutral Testing Overview page. However, we only use the sensors on the panels, primary structure, ADCS Cube and Payload.
- The burst frequency should be 1/3 below the lowest structural eigenfrequency. Todo: Find out the lowest eigenfrequency.
- We omit to adjust the input acceleration to account for fynamic amplification (Todo: Check that we have an amplification of max around 1.2)
Check Condition and Requirements​
- The strucutre should withstand 1.4 times (NASA Prototype (Qualification) Testing criteria) of the max load it expects. Todo: Max load it expects on the whole flight
Test Results​
<Describe the results of the test in a short fasion>
Test Judgement​
The structure shouldn't show any buckles or yielding that exceeds 10% of the max load it expects. Todo: Check if this makes sense.
Appendix​
Photo of testing​
<Insert picture of the exact testing configuration>
Testing data​
<Insert a table or diagram of the exact output of the test (without intepretation)>