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Viktor M. Rulevskiy

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  • Power supply system for a small spacecraft based on an energy-converting complex with a digital control system

    by Vladimir I. Apasov, Maksim P. Sukhorukov, Almaz O. Sulaimanov, Viktor M. Rulevskiy, Viktor A. Gebgardt

    Currently, spacecrafts are firmly embedded in everyday life, providing communications, navigation, weather forecasting, and safety around the world. The key role in any spacecraft is assigned to the power supply system, which directly affects functioning of all other on-board systems. However, traditional methods of designing a power supply system often use overly simplified mathematical models that ignore the interaction of subsystems, dynamic processes and possible emergencies. This necessitates designing for excessive mass and dimensions, reduces actual reliability and leads to inefficient use of the spacecraft’s resources. This problem is most acute in small spacecraft. Despite their relatively short operational lifespan, they are subject to the same stringent reliability requirements as heavy-duty satellite platforms. Therefore, creation of new structural and functional solutions for power supply systems for small spacecraft, which make it possible to more accurately predict the behavior of the system, optimize it in terms of a set of indicators (mass, reliability, energy quality) and shorten the duration of ground testing, is an urgent scientific and technical task. The purpose of the research is to develop the architecture of the energy–converting complex of the power supply system for a small digitally controlled spacecraft, which ensures a reduction in weight and size reserves, increased reliability and reduced bench testing time. Materials and methods. The object of the study is the energy–converting complex of a small spacecraft, the subject is a structurally functional circuit with digital control, including power modules based on a three-port power converter with soft switching and a zone power distribution algorithm. Theoretical (analysis of existing circuits, synthesis of zone control, calculation of electromagnetic processes) and experimental methods are used. Prototypes of power modules based on the GW1N-LV9QN48C6/I5 programmable logic integrated circuit were produced. The simulation was performed in the MATLAB/ Simulink program, whilst the programmable logic integrated circuits were programmed using the GOWIN FPGA Designer CAD system in Verilog. The tests were carried out on a test bench with equipped with an IBS-210/8-4 solar panel simulator, the IAB-35/130 battery and the IPCHN-100 electronic load. Results. A modular block diagram of a power conversion system is proposed, featuring separate conversion of energy from solar panels and battery banks, and operating on a zonal principle. A three-port power converter with soft switching was developed, which allows to increase the efficiency to 0.97. A digital control system for each power module based on a programmable logic integrated circuit was created, which implements extreme power control modes by a solar battery and adapts operation to different voltage levels. Prototypes of the power modules were manufactured and tested. The specific performance figures for the power conversion system, ranging from 370 W/kg (with three power modules) to 514 W/kg (with seven power modules), are in line with global standards. Conclusions. The newly developed digitally controlled power conversion system provides controlled battery charging, dynamic power redistribution between the load and the battery, scalability through changing the number of power modules, as well as high energy efficiency and competitive dimensions and weight. The results of practical experiments confirmed the theoretical calculations and stated provisions.

  • Studying the occurrence of intermittent currents in a converter with accessory voltage

    by Tomsk State University of Control Systems and Radioelectronics, Vladimir Avdzeiko, Anastasiya Drozdova, Viktor Rulevskiy, Danil Lyapunov, National Research Tomsk Polytechnic University

    The article considers the scheme of the converter with accessory voltage and the link of intermediate conversion of elec-tric energy parameters on alternating current, made on the basis of two bridge voltage inverters with serial connection of output windings. The first unregulated inverter is made with 180° control, and the second - with a full range of output voltage regulation. The total output voltage of the inverters contains an unregulated constant component and an ad-justable pulse component. The amplitude of the output voltage of the regulated inverter is selected based on the re-quired range of regulation of the converter output voltage. The article presents the results of studying the influence of the amplitude and duration of the pulse component on the ripple current of the inductors and the voltage on the filter capacitors, on the value of the current of the regulated inverter keys, as well as on the conditions of the intermittent cur-rents in the inductor of the converter output filter. It has been proved that the converter with accessory voltage provides reduction of ripple current of inductors and voltage on the capacitors of input and output filters, as well as the current of the regulated inverter keys, in comparison with the converter scheme with a full range of output voltage regulation. The results are obtained on a model assembled using MATLAB Simulink software.

  • Open Access

    Combinatorial generation algorithms for the set defined by central polygonal numbers

    by Georgiy Filippov, Dmitry Kruchinin, Yuriy Shablya, Victor Rulevskiy

    In this paper, we study the combinatorial set of pieces formed when slicing a disk with a given number of straight cuts. The cardinality function of this combinatorial set is described by the central polygonal numbers. Using the obtained cardinality function, we construct the corresponding AND/OR tree structure and determine a bijection between the set of variants of the AND/OR tree and the considered combinatorial set. In addition, we develop ranking and unranking algorithms for the combinatorial set.

  • Open Access

    Simulators for Designing Energy-Efficient Power Supplies Based on Solar Panels

    by Oleg Rekutov, Michail Surkov, Danil Lyapunov, Alexey Muravlev, Alexandra Pravikova, Anton Yudintsev, Victor Rulevskiy, Oleg Bubnov, Victor Pchelnikov

    Boosted interest in highly efficient power supplies based on renewables requires involving simulators during both the designing stage and the testing one. It is especially relevant for the power supplies that operate in the harsh environmental conditions of northern territories and alike. Modern solar panels based on polycrystalline Si and GaAs possess relatively high efficiency and energy output. To save designing time and cost, system developers use simulators for the solar panels coupled with the power converters that stabilize the output parameters and ensure the proper output power quality to supply autonomous objects: namely, private houses, small-power (up to 10 kW) industrial buildings, submersible pumps, and other equipment. It is crucial for the simulator to provide a valid solar panel I-V curve in various modes and under different ambient conditions: namely, the consumed power rating, temperature, solar irradiation, etc. This paper considers a solar panel simulator topology representing one of the state-of-the-art solutions. This solution is based on principles of classical control theory involving a pulse buck converter as an object of control. A mathematical model of the converter was developed. Its realization in MATLAB/Simulink confirmed the adequacy and applicability of both discrete and continuous forms of the model during the design stage. Families of I-V curves for a commercially available solar panel within the temperature range from −40 to +25 ∘C were simulated on the model. A prototype of the designed simulator has shown its correspondence to the model in Simulink. The developed simulator allows providing a full-scale simulation of solar panels in various operating modes with the maximum value of the open circuit voltage 60 V and that of the short circuit current 60 A. Issues of statistical processing of experimental data and cognitive visualization of the obtained curves involving the cognitive graphic tool 2-simplex have also been considered within the framework of this research. The simulator designed may serve as a basis for developing a product line of energy-efficient power supplies for autonomous objects based on renewables, including those operating in northern territories.


  • Open Access

    Unranking Small Combinations of a Large Set in Co-Lexicographic Order

    by Vladimir Kruchinin, Yuriy Shablya, Dmitry Kruchinin, Victor Rulevskiy

    The presented research is devoted to the problem of developing new combinatorial generation algorithms for combinations. In this paper, we develop a modification of Ruskey’s algorithm for unranking m-combinations of an n-set in co-lexicographic order. The proposed modification is based on the use of approximations to make a preliminary search for the values of the internal parameter k of this algorithm. In contrast to the original algorithm, the obtained algorithm can be effectively applied when n is large and m is small because the running time of this algorithm depends only on m. Furthermore, this algorithm can be effectively used when n and m are both large but n−m is small, since we can consider unranking (n−m)-combinations of an n-set. The conducted computational experiments confirm the effectiveness of the developed modification.


  • Impedance module determination of a solar array simulator for spacecraft power supply systems

    by O.G. Rekutov, V.A. Pchelnikov, O.V. Bubnov, A.G. Yudintsev, V.M. Rulevskiy

    Одной из основных характеристик имитатора солнечной батареи (ИБС), определяющей его соответствие реальной солнечной батарее, является внутренний импеданс, который должен соотноситься с участками его вольт-амперной характеристики следующим образом. Когда ИБС работает на участке тока, он должен представлять собой источник тока, внутренний импеданс которого должен быть много больше импеданса нагрузки; на участке напряжения ИБС должен представлять собой источник напряжения, чей внутренний импеданс должен быть много меньше импеданса нагрузки. Измерение модуля импеданса имитатора позволяет оценить его фактическое соответствие этим требованиям. Измеренные значения модуля гораздо точнее определяют его характеристики по сравнению с расчетными, а также позволяют оценить степень их достоверности и выявить резонансные частоты, на которых зависимости модулей ИБС от частоты изменения нагрузки, соответствующие участкам тока и напряжения, существенно отличаются от расчетных, что обусловлено наличием распределенных параметров активной и реактивной составляющих внутреннего импеданса ИБС. Стандартные методики расчета, основанные на использовании параметров элементов схемы, этого не учитывают. Реальная зависимость модуля импеданса имитатора от частоты изменения нагрузки позволит спрогнозировать поведение каждого элемента системы, располагая его аналогичными...

  • Optimization of voltage regulator for underwater vehicle power supply system

    by Victor Rulevskiy, Victor Bukreev, Elena Shandarova, Vadim Chekh

    The considered problem is constructing an optimal voltage regulator for power supply system of remote-controlled underwater unmanned vehicle, providing specified power system quality indi-cators when changing the operation mode of the submerged part payload. Proposed approxi-mation technique of a nonlinear multidimensional power supply system model with the trans-mission of alternating current energy through a cable by means of smaller order linearized mathematical model in the space of state variables. Based on the reduced model, a variable structure controller for voltage regulation is constructed using the methods of linear control theo-ry. It compensates for the effect of parametric load changes on the quality indicators of a closed system.