The Space Power System Standard

The Space Power System standard is an emerging standard for space power systems being developed by NASA and industry in both the USA and the UK. This paper introduces the Space Power System standard, describes the rationale behind the development of the standard, outlines the power system architecture, and details the various components of the architecture: power channels, power interfaces, power links and buses, and power modules, including power sources, energy stores, voltage converters and power switches.

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Published
2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.1109/aero63441.2025.11068666
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Spacecraft Design and Technology
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The Space Power System Standard

Anthony Maurice, Stephen Parkes, Brent G. Gardner
Spacecraft Design and Technology
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The Space Power System Standard

Anthony Maurice, Stephen Parkes, Brent G. Gardner
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Abstract

The Space Power System standard is an emerging standard for space power systems being developed by NASA and industry in both the USA and the UK. This paper introduces the Space Power System standard, describes the rationale behind the development of the standard, outlines the power system architecture, and details the various components of the architecture: power channels, power interfaces, power links and buses, and power modules, including power sources, energy stores, voltage converters and power switches.

University of Dundee (GB), Glenn Research Center (US), Defense Systems (United States) (US)
Affordable and clean energy
Openalex Percentile: Top 77%
Spacecraft Design and Technology
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