Our approach involves using state-of-the-art computational models to simulate how different components of the power transmission system will behave in space. This includes:
Designing the laser optics to ensure precise power delivery over long distances, even under challenging conditions such as atmospheric distortion or space radiation.
Modeling how heat will be generated and dissipated within the power conversion units, a critical factor in ensuring system stability and long-term performance.
Using simulations to analyze how different material properties and device configurations can lead to the highest possible energy conversion efficiency.
Our modeling efforts are not just about predicting outcomes but actively shaping the design process. By simulating different scenarios, we can quickly identify potential bottlenecks and adjust our designs to overcome them, without the need for costly physical prototypes.
Each simulation run provides data that informs the next iteration of the design, allowing us to continuously refine our approach.
We combine electrical, thermal, and optical simulations to understand the full spectrum of interactions in our system, ensuring a robust and integrated design.
Our research and modeling team is composed of experts in material science, optics, and space engineering. By working closely together, we ensure that all elements of the power system - from laser emitters to power converters - are optimized for the unique demands of space environments.
The Research and Modeling phase will culminate in a comprehensive system design that balances efficiency, reliability, and sustainability. These models lay the foundation for the subsequent phases of material growth, device fabrication, and system testing, ensuring that the final product is not only functional but revolutionary in its capabilities.
By using advanced modeling techniques, RePowerSiC is driving innovation forward, reducing risk, and paving the way for successful implementation in real space missions.
Discover the other aspects of our structured and iterative approach, focused on research, development, and validation of our laser power transmission system.