RUM2021 RUM2021-EuroCentral CustomerPresentation ​​​​​​​CST Studio Suite ​​​​​​​Electromagnetics 

Abstract:

The Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (JUICE) satellite is the first European mission to Jupiter. In order to get an optimal science return from the various instruments very stringent requirements are applicable for magnetic and electrical cleanliness on the satellite as well as on the functionality and installed pattern of the various antennas. The wide variety of applications from DC magnetics up to high frequencies in the X-band has called for the need of the full bandwidth of solver techniques implemented in CST Design Studio in this “journey through the Jovian spectrum”.

Speaker Info:

Name: Dr-Ing. Christian Imhof
Organisation: Airbus FHN
Education: Dr in Electrical Engineering, University of Kaiserslautern
Experience:
2010 - Present
Development Engineer at Airbus Defence and Space
- System engineering support for JUICE in the topics of electrical cleanliness and spacecraft charging
- Detailed electromagnetic analysis support for several projects (Sentinel 2, BepiColombo, Grace-FO, Sentinel 6, SolarOrbiter, METOP-SG, JUICE, eDeorbit, THOR, Biomass) in the area of installed antenna patterns and EMC
- Detailed analysis support for several projects (Sentinel 2, EarthCARE, BepiColombo, Sentinel 6, Solar Orbiter, THOR, JUICE) in the area of satellite surface charging
- Detailed analysis support on the modelling of the interaction between the solar electrical propulsion system (SEPS) and the solar array for BepiColombo
- Electromagnetic Analysis for the ESA study “Cryo Harness for Detector Arrays”
Since 2015
Member in the ECSS working group ECSS-E-HB-20-06A
- Generation of a handbook called “Assessment of spacecraft worst case charging handbook” dealing with the simulation of surface charging and internal charging effects
- Review and assessment of change request to the standard ECSS-E-ST-20-06C
2005 - 2009
Research Fellow at the University of Kaiserslautern
Institute of Electrodynamics and Optical Technologies Topics: Design, Simulation and measurements of passive and active electromagnetic metamaterials and frequency selective surfaces for micro- and millimeter waves
2000 - 2005
Diploma in Electrical Engineering, University of Kaiserslautern
Focus on Optical Communication Technology
2004 – 2005
Intern at ND Satcom AG, Corporate Research
Topic: Simulation of Digital Receiver Chain

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