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Monday 16 Tuesday 17 Wednesday 18 Thursday 19 Friday 20 Overview Plenary Lecture Paralell Sessions Paralell Sessions Paralell Sessions Paralell Sessions Welcome Speech / Raised Ground Floor David C. Byers Exhibition 09:00 Memorial Panel
Plenary Lecture Agencies 10.00
Plenary Lecture Conference Tour Industry Melk Abbey 11.00
Lunch / Lunch Lunch / Postersession Arkadenhof Postersession
12.00 Arkadenhof Arkadenhof
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13.00 Location
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14.00 National Agencies Lower Level Sessions Seminraraum 8 Paralell Sessions Paralell Sessions Paralell Sessions Seminraraum 7 Hörsaal 6
15.00 Hörsaal 5
Hörsaal 3 Hörsaal 2 Seminraraum 6 16.00 Seminraraum 5 Seminraraum 4 Audimax 17.00
Gala Dinner Rathaus 18.00 19.00 20.00 21.00 6 IEPC19 Programme Poster Session 7 Monday 16 Thursday 19 Overview A109 A134 A250 A399 A489 A674 A803 A857 Heat Trnsfer Simulation Development of the Osaka A 3D Hybrid-IFE-PIC-MCC Frequency-time structure The Effect of Plasma Ion 2D (axial-azimuthal) Probe study on ion Molecular Dynamics in Radio-Frequency Ion Institute of Technology 2nd model for the discharge and mathematical models Current on the Acceleration Particle-In-Cell benchmark beam and backflow for Simulations of Nanodroplet Thruster PROITERES Nano-Satellite chamber simulation of ion of SPT emission in the of Field Reversed Configu- for ExB discharges different electric propulsion Break-up for Ionic Liquid V. Abgaryan with High-Power Electro- thrusters radio-frequency range ration Plasmoid T. Charoy technologies Electrospray Thrusters thermal Pulsed Plasma Y. Cao A. Plokhikh X. Sun V. Hugonnaud Y. Takao Thrusters for Powered A117 A697 Flight Non-preheated Hollow A256 A414 A490 Experiment Study on the A807 A866 H. Tahara Cathode for Hall Thrusters 2D Particle-in-Cell Numerical Investigation A PIC/MCC simulation on Property of 10cm ECR Combined optical emission Basic Characteristics of O. Petrenko Simulation of Current of Ignition in a Novel the initial ignition stage of a Ion Source Operating on and laser absorption Plasma Thruster using ICR A135 Characteristics in Three- Positron-Catalyzed Fusion 20mN Hall thruster Different Wave Radiation spectroscopy of Xenon Heating in Sheet Plasma Research of Debris Grid Ion Optics Propulsion Concept Mode gridded ion thruster A125 J. Yizhou A. Tonegawa Removal Systems by A. Sun L. Brieda Z. Hu R. Kozakov Analysis and test on Electric Propulsion and A509 A869 magnetic field for hall Development of the 4th A269 A416 A707 A809 thruster based on perma- PROITERES Nano-Satellite Experimental study of A Cylindrical Hall Thruster nent magnetic for Its Practical Space Evaluation of Coaxial 1-D PIC Model of a plasma parameters and Full-particle PIC/MCC Experimental Evaluation of for Mars Air Propulsion J. Hu Experiments at Osaka Short-pulse Laser-assisted Magnetically Enhanced quantitative analysis of numerical simulation of 2 the Micro Water Thruster Y. Nakayama Institute of Technology Pulsed Plasma Thrusters Plasma Thruster discharge instabilities in cm ECRIT ion source Recovering Waste Heat of a 500W Hall effect thruster Spacecraft A130 H. Tahara K. Sato M. Minute X. Xia A919 V. Desangles K. Nishii Performance Charac- Investigation of Electron teristics of High-Power A162 A286 A436 A716 Yield in a Ferrite Core RF A568 A812 Steady-State MPD Thrusters Studies on Helicon Plasma Investigation of Antenna Dynamic Acceleration Study of the electron Cathode to be Used in with Divergent and Cusp Thruster and Measurement Current and Regime Region Sizing and the Metallic Vapor Thruster anomalous transport in a Development of Microwave Plasma Thrusters Magnetic Fields Using Methods Transition in Electrodeless Impact on Breathing Mode using Field-emitted Hall effect thruster using a Discharge Ion Engine M. Celik Permanent Magnets for Inductive Plasma Gener- Oscillations Electron Bombardments 2D multi-fluid simulation with Variable Magnetic D. Kuwahara In-Space Propulsion ators J. Little P.-Y. Chang C. Gonzalez Field by Mover Permanent H. Tahara R. Georg Magnets to Axial and Radial A186 Directions A438 A570 A763 Design of Modular, High A131 A316 Y. Takao Efficient Anode Power Study of two-stage pulsed Development of a 200 W Particle-in-cell numerical Performance Character- Supply for Low Power Hall Experimental study on 25w plasma thruster with special Class Hall Thruster for an simulations of an helicon A813 istics and Interior Plasma Thrusters pulsed plasma thruster propellant combined ion Active Debris Removal double-layer thruster Phenomena of High-Power electric propulsion system liquid and resin manufac- System Integrated simulation S. Deshpande R. Miranda and High-Specific-Impulse X. Chen tured by 3D printer N. Yamamoto solutions for the plasma Hall Thrusters for In-Space and transversal physics in J. Saiki A764 Propulsion A194 electric propulsion systems A334 A587 Analysis of Erosion of Plas- H. Tahara A Thrust Balance for the M. Kubecka MINOTOR ECR Thruster Low frequency ionization A440 Fluid simulation of low ma Thrusters for Brazilian oscillation model with frequency oscillations in Space Missions Through S. Scharmann High Power Laser Powered A132 azimuthal dimension in a Propulsion Hall thrusters Numerical Simulations A814 Study on Low-Power Hall thruster K. Mori A. Rostek L. Braga Line-Integrated Barium Water-Cooled and A201 J. Bak Laser Absorption Spectros- Anode-Radiation-Cooled DC Design and Construction of copy Along Cathode Axis A636 A799 Arcjet Thrusters Using HAN a Rotating Magnetic Field, A483 A335 N. Wirgau and Water Propellants with Field-Reversed Configura- Numerical Simulations of Study on the Influences of Thermal analysis of Special Vaporing Systems tion (RMF-FRC) Thruster Feasibility study of a Capacitively Coupled RF Magnetic Field Configura- diode-laser coupled sublimable substance as tion on TAL Hall Thruster fiber-tip heat source A821 H. Tahara C. Sercel Micro-Thruster an alternative propellant to A. Popoli Discharge Chamber Plasma for high-temperature Development of microwave xenon in ion thrusters Characteristics generation discharge ion engine with A133 A231 M. Adachi C. Liu T. Matsuo mover permanent magnets Development of Longterm testing and A486 for changing a magnetic Commercially-Available evaluation of the vacuum Characteristics of laser field A350 A641 A800 Electrothermal Pulsed arc thruster system using sustained plasma using Y. Takao Plasma Thruster Systems multi-element cathodes Overview of SITAEL Electric argon and methane for on Design and test of Current Tests of the for Powered Flight of Micro/ Propulsion Developments board laser-based thruster 1cm-class RF Ion Micro Miniature Gallium Field M. Kuehn A835 Nano-Satellites at Osaka T. Misuri M. Matsui Propulsion System for Taiji Emission Electric Propulsion Institute of Technology Program in Space Thruster Computer Modeling of Non-Emission Electron H. Tahara J. He M. Xu Source with High Frequency Ionization S. Roshanpour MONDAY
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Physics and Fundamental Studies Analytical Modeling Numerical Simulations and Validation Against Experimental and/or Flight Test Data Laboratory and Flight Testing Diagnostics Lifetime Characterization and Reliability Mission Analysis Systems Analysis Development Flight Experience Other 10 IEPC19 Programme Monday 11
Material Technology Field Emission / Hall Thrusters 1 Hall Thrusters 2 Ion Thrusters Pulsed Plasma Commercial Global Innovative Cathodes, Gimbals Colloid Thrusters Thrusters Propulsion Needs Strategic Invests Concepts
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Wecome Speech Audimax 09.00
David C. Byers Memorial Panel Audimax 09.30
Plenary Lecture Audimax Monday Agencies 10.00
Plenary Lecture Audimax Industry 11.00
Lunch Break & Poster Session 12.00
Plenary Lecture Audimax European National Agencies 14.00
A299 A149 A129 A532 A154 A184 A303 A189 A202 The Effect of Neutral Gas Development of Hybrid Data-Driven and Spatiotemporally Three-Dimensional Parti- The Modular Micro-Cathode Arc Versatile Xenon Flow Controller Activities of the H2020 Strategic Performance Scaling of Injection in the Keeper Ionic Liquid Electrospray Physics-Based Model for Resolved Ion Velocity cle Simulations of Electron Thruster for Extended Hall Effect Thruster Research Cluster on Space Drag-Modulated Plasma Orifice of a 25-A class Thrusters with a Massive Plasma Turbulence in a Distribution Measure- Extraction for a Miniature S. Hurley Power Range Electric Propulsion (2015-2019) Aerocapture Hollow Cathode Emitter Array for Higher Hall Effect Thruster ments in the 12.5 kW Microwave Discharge G. Lenguito J. Lopez Reig C. Kelly 14.00 S. Hall Thrust Density B. Jorns HERMeS Hall Thruster Neutralizer Using Water as Y. Takao V. Chaplin the Propellant Y. Sato
A300 A173 A147 A531 A309 A185 A505 A602 A254 The Role of Neutral Laboratory Demonstration Modular Comprehensive Ion Velocity Measure- Lifetime Evaluation of A Performance Comparison of New Propellant Approval at Evolution and Characteristics of Fluid-kinetic propulsive magnetic Pressure Due to Anode Ge- of a Staging System for Modeling of Plasma ments in the Magnetically Microwave Discharge solid Propellants in a Surface Arc Apollo Fusion Inc.—Activities to the Use of Electric Propulsion for nozzle model in the fully-magnet- ometry in Hollow Cathode Electrospray Thrusters Behavior in Hall Thrusters Shielded Miniature Hall Neutralizer using Thruster: Sulfur and Teflon Support Industry and Regulatory Low Earth Orbit Satellites ized limit Mode Transitions O. Jia-Richards T. Andreussi Thruster (MaSMi) Using Numerical Analysis S. Shimhanda Approval of New Propellant D. Lev M. Merino 14.15 S. Hall Laser-Induced Fluores- N. Hiorike M. Haverty cence V. Chaplin
A406 A225 A204 A513 A218 A273 A721 A711 A420 Development of a Colloid Micro-Thruster Model for the Increase in Charge Exchange Numerical study of A Coupled-inductive Energy Development of an additively The Importance of Electric Theoretical scaling laws for Diamond-Based Cold (CMT) Component Thruster Efficiency from Collision in the Plume of microwave discharge ion Storage Power Processing Unit manufactured mass, volume Propulsion to Future Exploration water-vapor propellant thrusters Cathode for Space Development Testing Cross-Channel Coupling a 200 W Laboratory Hall thruster µ10 for Micro-cathode Arc Thruster and cost optimised fuel tank of the Solar System A. Sheppard
14.30 Propulsion Applications Towards Meeting LISA in Nested Hall Thrusters Thruster Y. Yamashita J. Long for microsatellite propulsion J. Cassady I. M. Ahmed Rudwan Mission Requirements L. Su M. Baird systems MiniTank N. Demmons A. Bell 12 IEPC19 Programme Monday 13
Material Technology Field Emission / Hall Thrusters 1 Hall Thrusters 2 Ion Thrusters Pulsed Plasma Commercial Global Innovative Cathodes, Gimbals Colloid Thrusters Thrusters Propulsion Needs Strategic Invests Concepts
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A557 A372 A220 A868 A556 A456 A753 A439 Development of a Pure Ionic Electrospray Study on the Influence Performance Improvement Performance Evaluation and Progress in Automated System Application of Solar Electric Numerical study on a conical Microwave Discharge Extractor Design of Electron Conduction and Testing of a Micro- Development of Air Bearing Design by Evolutionary Algo- Propulsion in the Emerging shaped target for Laser Fusion Cathode for a 200 W Class Optimization Utilizing Paths on the Ignition wave ECR Neutraliser for a Thrust Measurement System of rithms Satellite Servicing Industry Rocket 14.45 Hall Thruster Additive Manufacturing Process of Hall Thruster Gridded Ion Thruster Surface Arc Thruster M. Ehresmann M. Glogowski T. Yamamura T. Morishita R. Antypas W. Li U. Khan K. Hiraka
A629 A277 A459 A276 A706 A616 A826 A778 A553 Development of a C12A7 The Effect of Ionic Magnetic Circuit Experimental Investiga- Two-Dimensional Development of Pulsed Plasma HEMPT-Strategy to address Spacecraft perspective trends Local Plasma Flow Coupling Electride Hollow Cathode Liquid Composition on Optimization for Hall tion of the Implications Particle-in-cell Simulation Thruster for a Pico-Satellite current and future Space Market and their propulsion systems with Plasma-wave Interaction in Monday and Joint Operation with Ion Electrospray Thruster Thrusters Design of Nesting Multiple Hall of 10 cm Microwave M. Sammut E. Bosch A. Sizovi Helicon Plasma Thrusters 15.00 Plasma Thrusters Performance T. Andreussi Thruster Channels Neutralizer B. Tian C. Drobny C. Miller S. Cusson Y. Fu
A644 A284 A470 A288 A272 A899 A212 A780 A717 Comparison of the thermi- Micro-Newton Electros- Theoretical Models of EP system development Hybrid-PIC Simulation of Filament-fed Pulsed Plasma The Benefits of Continued Compatibility of electric Validation of an Equivalent Circuit onic emission properties pray Thrusters for China’s Suppression of Instabil- and functional validation Back-sputtered Carbon Thruster (FPPT) for Small Advances in the Propulsive propulsion and spacecraft: Model for Rotating Magnetic Field of LaB6 and C12A7 Space-Borne Gravitational ities in Hall Thruster by tests for the Electra GEO Transport in electric Satellites Capability of the Electric GEO general requirements Field-Reversed Configuration
15.15 N. G. Kottke Wave Detection Mission Shear of Magnetic Field satellite propulsion test facility D. Carroll Communications Satellite E. Tverdohlebova Thrusters (Tian Qin) A. Kapulkin V. Garcia H. Zheng J. Trescott J. Woods P. Song
A482 A344 A278 A142 A302 A657 A210 A876 Development of High Characterisation of A Comparison of Possible Hall thrusters develop- EMC considerations for RIT A Vacuum Arc Ion Thruster for EP orbit raising: environmental Propulsion subsystem for a stand Current LaB6 hollow electrospray microemit- Mechanisms for Facility ment at Exotrail: pres- engines based on 3D full- SmallSat Applications effects impact on satellites, alone interplanetary CubeSat Cathode ters fabricated by planar Effects on Hall Thruster entation and experimental wave field simulation of J. Kolbeck modelling and challenges D. Feili
15.30 W. Yang and 3D photolithography Operation investigation electromagnetic emission B. Zitouni T. Henning T. Matlock A. Gurciullo of their RF coils T. Sommavilla
A695 A650 A306 A114 A496 A860 A883 A275 Featherweight Heaterless A Novel Variable Mode A comprehensive xenon Hall Thruster ST-25 Numerical simulation of Optical measurements of ablation More added value? – an investi- High power electric propulsion: Hollow Cathode Charac- Emitter for Electrospray collisional-radiative designed by Space plasma discharge in RF ion process of double-cylindrical gation on the commercial benefit MARS plus EUROPA - already terization Thrusters model of atomic and ionic Electric Thruster Systems thruster pulsed plasma thruster of different EP technologies for beyond 2025!
15.45 M. Mooney P. Wright excited levels for Hall (SETS) R. Rakhimov T. Inaba orbital propulsion instancing F. Jansen thruster O. Petrenko H2020´s GIESEPP Y.-F. Wang C. Dietz
A768 A223 A762 A791 A905 A421 A790 A607 A176 Evaluation of Iodine Direct Thrust Meas- Stationary Profiles and Performance Comparison Analytical and numerical Performance and Efficiency of Development of a 100 mN VENUS - Updates on Technologi- Effects of magnetic shielding on Compatible Hollow urement and Plume Axial Mode Oscillations of a 2 kW Hall Thruster simulation of Ring Cusp Electric Solid Propellant in a Horizontal Torsion Balance cal Mission Using IHET the performance of Multi-cusped Cathode Configurations Characterization of a in Hall Thruster with Heaterless Cathodes Discharge Chamber Pulsed Plasma Thruster B. Seifert D. Lev field thruster S. Thompson Porous Electrospray A. Smolyakov Mounted on the Outer F. Cannat M. Glascock P. Hu 16.00 Thruster Pole Piece and on the C. Ma Thruster Centerline T. Andreano
A802 A296 A846 A441 A367 A659 A413 A418 A243 Diagnostic analysis of a Experimental Validation of Proportional Thermal Development Status of Plasma characteristics Micro-cathode arc thruster Design and testing of a μN Electric Propulsion for Small Electric Propulsion Pointing 30 A heaterless hollow a Dielectric Electrospray Model for Hall Thrusters 6-kW-class Hall Thrusters in the backflow region of improvement by the second MPD - mN torsional thrust balance Satellites: A Case Study Mechanism EPPM for the cathode Emitter with a Directly with Magnetic Shielding at JAXA ion thruster plumes using stage with wireless microwave power P. Lascombes Spacebus Neo Platform
16.15 A. Daykin-Iliopoulos Deposited Thin Film M. Porto I. Funaki kinetic and electron fluid K. Daniels transmission A. Derntl Electrode models K. Swar A. Kimber N. Nuwal 14 IEPC19 Programme Monday 15
Material Technology Field Emission / Hall Thrusters 1 Hall Thrusters 2 Ion Thrusters Pulsed Plasma Commercial Global Innovative Cathodes, Gimbals Colloid Thrusters Thrusters Propulsion Needs Strategic Invests Concepts
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A890 A471 A264 A342 A529 A662 A784 A373 Characterization of a Development and A thermo-mechanical Parametric study of Study of Ion Thruster Experimental Analysis of Cusped TIDBIT - Thruster In-Space Plasma Magneto-Shell Aerocap- Fixed-Volume Release Characterization of an analysis with the use of 1,5- and 2.5-kW Hall Backflow Characteristcs Magnetic Field Focusing on Diagnostics with Bus Integrated ture for Manned Mars Missions System for Initiating an Arc Ionic Liquid Electrospray tasks in a non-linear for- Thrusters with an external with Neutralization Using Vacuum Arc Thrusters Telemetry and Planetary Deep Space Discharge in a Heaterless Thruster with a Porous mulation for a low-thrust discharge zone Kinetic PIC-DSMC M. Laterza T. Matlock Orbiters Hollow Cathode Metal Blade Array thruster calculations A. Lovtsov D. Levinl J. Slough 16.30 R. Ham X. Liu during lifetime prediction with the SPT-50 thruster as an example O. Olshanskaya Monday A422 A522 A392 A473 A798 A211 A398 The development of the Performance of a Fully Laboratory tests of Parallel codes using An investigation of alternative Thrusters modelling, propellant Modeling, Simulation and Testing Integrated Thruster Unit Conventionally Machined 10.5kW Hall thruster with non-uniform meshes propellants for pulsed plasma choice and plume expansion: of a Magnetically Enhanced RF ITU100 and ITU140 Liquid-Ion Electrospray external layer and view factor model thrusters openPlumeEP capabilities Plasma Source for a High Power A. Zarakovskiy Thruster Operated in PIR A. Shashkov methods for particle in W. Y. L. Ling B. Zitouni Electromagnetic Thruster
16.45 M. Natisin cell-Monte Carlo collision X. Wen (PIC-MCC) simulation in ion thruster R. Pan
A881 A787 A681 A740 A565 A554 A123 A547 Harmonization of European Reconstructing Elec- Status of Research Performance of the Aurora Numerical simulation Ignition Capability of Pulsed Cryopumping Challenges of Electric Propulsion Activities Mechanisms for Electric trospray Plume Current Activities on Electric Low-Power Hall Effect of electrospray thruster Plasma Thruster with Green EP-Propellants in DLR’s Electric at the UCLA Plasma Space Propulsion Spatial Distributions using Propulsion at CIRA Thruster extraction for highly Liquid Propellant Propulsion Test Facility Propulsion Laboratory 17.00 M. Toso Computed Tomography V. Salvatore J. Sommerville conductive propellants J. Aoyagi A. Neumanni R. Wirz D. Courtney H. Huh
A289 A794 A241 A910 A612 A898 A796 A549 Development and Investigation of Electros- PPS®X00 Hall Thruster Performance, Stability, Elegant Approach for Micro-Cathode Matrix Arc Development of Propulsion Possible electric propulsion Qualification of an Electric pray Plume Composition Development Status at and Wear Characteriza- solving the Conservation Thrusters- A Modified Approach Testing and Integration Facilities schemes based on a combination Propulsion Thruster during Voltage Transients Safran tion of a Sub-Kilowatt Hall Laws in Global Modelling to Micro-Cathode Arc Thrusters at Canon Electronics of RF and DC discharges
17.15 Orientation Mechanism for E. Petro J. Vaudolon Thruster of Radio-Frequency Ion K. Daniels K. Masuyama I. Zadiriev the Electra GEO satellite H. Kamhawi Thrusters V. Garcia A. Reeh
A840 A884 A655 A216 A699 A656 A564 Research and develop- An energy-dispersive SITAEL HT100 Thruster, Performance of a Three-dimensional Inter-Laboratory Comparison: Experimental Study of Traveling ment of radio-frequency mass spectrometer for Full Ground Qualification 100-Watt Radial Scaled simulation of ion Tests of a single thruster in Wave Plasma Acceleration and cathode-neutralizer electrospray propulsion T. Misuri Thruster with Anode Layer thruster plume-spacecraft two different facilities, on two Optimization of Magnetic Field
17.30 P. Smirnov diagnostics A. Olano Garcia interaction using EX-PWS different thrust balances Structure for Electrodeless RF N. Ford H. Zheng F. G. Hey Plasma Thruster Y. Oshio
A477 A825 A527 A491 A653 A572 CNT-based cold electron Development status of Design and performance Studying the formation University of Michigan’s The Transport Character of the source for space applica- SITAEL’s 20kW class Hall test of the BEHT200 low and neutralization of an Upgraded Large Vacuum Test Field Reversed Configuration tions on nano-satellites thruster power hall thruster ion thruster plume with Facility Plasmoid in the Field Reversed 17.45 P. Laufer T. Andreussi Y. Hu EP2PLUS E. Viges Propulsion Thruster J. Perales-Díaz L. Lijuan 16 IEPC19 Programme Monday 17
Material Technology Field Emission / Hall Thrusters 1 Hall Thrusters 2 Ion Thrusters Pulsed Plasma Commercial Global Innovative Cathodes, Gimbals Colloid Thrusters Thrusters Propulsion Needs Strategic Invests Concepts
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A885 A410 A804 A321 A847 A766 SITAEL’S HT400 Mechanism Behind the Theoretical and Experi- Experimental Study on Ignition Improved Pumping Speed of Design of an Experiment for Com- Hall-Effect Thruster for Dependence of Thrust mental assessment of Ion Reliability of Pulsed Plasma Custom Cryopumps for Electric pression and Nozzle Expansion of Constellation Applications on Facility Backpressure Extraction phenomena Thrusters Propulsion Vacuum Facility a Field-Reversed Configuration T. Misuri and Implications on the M. Mallon X. Liu M. Crofton for Advanced Space Propulsion
18.00 Operation of the SPT-140 P. Turchi Onboard the Psyche Mission I. Mikellides
A506 A714 A834 A536 A785 Monday Electric Propulsion Impact of Facility Development of a 3D ion The study on the lifetime of the Electromagnetic Propulsion Using Activities at Apollo Fusion Pressure on the Wear of optics modelling code micro cathode arc thruster Non-Ionized Dipole Gases Inc.—Design, Develop- the NASA HERMeS Hall S. Centola J. Geng M. Micci ment, and Qualification of Thruster 18.15 a Low Power Hall Thruster J. Frieman Subsystem J. Delgado
A193 A630 A854 A661 A848 The 12.5 kW Hall Effect Data-driven Models for Neutral Density Simulation Influence of Insulator Geometry Low-Field Mode Transitions in a Rocket with Magnetic the Effects of Background in the Grid Region of Ion on Vacuum Arc Thruster Lifetime Spiral-Antenna Helicon Thruster Shielding (HERMeS) Pressure on the Operation Thrusters using the ffx Ion M. Laterza J. Little 18.30 R. Hofer of Hall Thrusters Optics Code M. Byrne J. Williams
A266 A664 A169 A852 A 30-kW Class Magneti- Test Results of ExoTerra's Predicting Pulsed Plasma Laboratory demonstration of cally Shielded Nested Hall Halo Electric Propulsion Thruster Performance with Deep a bidirectional helicon plasma
18.45 Thruster Module Recurrent Networks thruster for space debris removal S. Cusson M. Vanwoerkom P. Shaw K. Takahashi
A713 A893 A933 Variation in Ion Pulsed Plasma Acceleration Lodine as propellant for electric Acceleration Character- Modeling in Detonation and propulsion: optical measurements istics of the HERMeS Hall Deflagration Modes of I density and temperature,
19.00 Thruster during Magnetic K. Polzin comparisons to a global model Optimization F. Marmuse W. Huang
Session End TUESDAY
Areas
Physics and Fundamental Studies Analytical Modeling Numerical Simulations and Validation Against Experimental and/or Flight Test Data Laboratory and Flight Testing Diagnostics Lifetime Characterization and Reliability Mission Analysis Systems Analysis Development Flight Experience Other 20 IEPC19 Programme Tuesday 21
Material Technology Field Emission / Hall Thrusters 1 Hall Thrusters 2 Ion Thrusters Pulsed Plasma Innovative Power Processing Thruster Cathodes, Gimbals Colloid Thrusters Thrusters Concepts Developments Concepts
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A628 A213 A492 A904 A355 A108 A361 A110 A242 Experimental characterization of Quantitative mapping of the Development of a 5kW Class SITAEL’s HT5k LL Magnetically- Physics Principles for Opti- Analysis of Distributed Directed-Energy Hight-efficiency Digital Filtering of Electric the attachment length in orificed mechanisms affecting electros- Hall Thruster Shielded Hall Thruster Tests mization of HEMP-thruster Energy Release Charac- Propulsion Architecture discharge power supply Thruster Time Domain hollow cathodes pray thruster lifetime C. Mullins T. Andreussi using PIC simulations teristics in an Ablative for Deep-Space Missions for engine system with Radiated Emissions
09:00 P.-Y. Taunay A. Collins P. N. Maya Pulsed Plasma Thruster with Characteristic Velo- Hall Thruster N. Rongione L. Yang cities of Order 100 km/s O. Petrenko J. Polk
A663 A368 A140 A879 A504 A457 A458 A187 A521 Two-Photon Absorption Laser Resolving electrospray emission Development of a 1.5KW High SITAEL’s Magnetically Shielded Key factors affecting the Preparation of space Hybrid Electric Propulsion Study of Operation of Direct thrust measurement Induce Fluorescence (TALIF) of modes using high-speed current Specific Impulse Magnetic 20 kW Hall Thruster Tests parameters of inductive RF experiment to study System on the Basis of Power and Propulsion of a vacuum arc thruster Neutral Xenon Density in a Barium measurements Shielded Hall Thruster T. Andreussi ion thruster in continuous ionosphere using pulsed SPT and PPT System based on Closed J. Jarrige Oxide Hollow Cathode Plume N. Uchizono A. Mishra and pulsed operating plasma injectors with M. Kazeev Brayton Cycle Power 09.15 T. Wegner regime increased power aboard Conversion Unit and E. Kralkina the ISS Electric Propulsion A. Bogatyi A. V. Karevsky
A689 A571 A274 A591 A678 A497 A508 A270 A595 Time-Resolved Electron Density Spatially-Resolved Electrospray High Throughput 1.5 kW Preliminary tests of HIKHET Global model of a Investigation on the Optimization of Electric Electric Propulsion Mechanically amplified and Temperature Measurements Plume Current and Mass Flux Hall Thruster for Satcoms laboratory model at IPPLM magnetized ion thruster Discharge Arc Behaviour Propulsion System Param- Mission Design with milli-Newton thrust Tuesday in a Hollow Cathode Discharge Measurements and Analysis S. Zurbach J. Kurzyna with xenon and iodine of an Asymmetric eters of LEO Spacecrafts Minimal Solar Cells balance for RF-thrusters
09.30 by Cavity Enhanced Thomson A. Thuppul R. Lucken Electrodes Pulsed M. Kazeev Radiation Degradation M. Wijnen Scattering Plasma Thruster A. Starchenko A. Friss Z. Zhang
A760 A892 A901 A735 A831 A533 A424 A190 A715 5-100 A LaB6 Hollow Cathodes Characterization of Electrospray Development of the High Voltage Preliminary Tests of UK90 Investigation on Plume and current-volt- Crosscutting High High Efficiency Auto Development of the for High-Power Hall Thrusters Thruster Electrode Overspray Hall Accelerator Propulsion Hall Thruster with Internal Alternative Propellants for age characterization of Apogee Refueling Orbital Resonant Converter SPACE Lab Thrust Stand G. Becatti and Backspray System Hollow Cathode Gridded Ion Engines the micro-Cathode Arc Navigator (CHARON) for Anode Power Supply for Millinewton Thrust
09.45 C. Marrese-Reading H. Kamhawi U. Kokal N. Fazio Thruster Active Debris Removal Design, Development Measurement Y. Qin J. Slough Testing P. Thoreau M. Richards
A427 A909 A282 A343 A862 A576 A462 A280 A578 Mode Transition in a LaB6 Hollow Microfluidic and materials Overview of the Ascendant Effects of Thrust Noise on Integrated Vlasov-Fully Temporal and Spatial Ion Concept Study Deep Space Power Self-calibration Laser Cathode for Electric Propulsion improvements in the ion Sub-kW Transcelestial Electric Drag-Free and Attitude Kinetic PIC Simulations of Velocity Distributions of of Air-breathing Processing Unit for the Induced Fluorescence Systems for Small Satellites Electrospray Propulsion System Propulsion System (ASTRAEUS) Control System Plasma Plumes a Short-pulse Coaxial HeliconThrust In an Psyche Mission technic in Electric Propul-
10.00 G.-C. Potrivitu B. Kristinsson R. Conversano K. Cui C. Cui Laser-assisted Pulsed Ultra-low-Orbit S. Malone sion plasma diagnosing Plasma Thruster Q. Y. Ren X. Yang T. Mikami
A428 A283 A377 A882 A476 A485 A346 A863 Systematic Testing of Improved Development Acceptance Mini-CHT powered Formation Influence of Hollow Cath- PETRUS 2.0 PPT and Ultra-low- orbit Space- Designing, Manufacturing Laser ablation plasma Designs of Miniaturized LaB6 Testing of the Thruster Compo- Flying Mission for Magnetic ode design parameters its CubeSat-size PPU: craft Long Term Sustained and Testing of Power diagnostics for electro- Hollow Cathodes for Electric nent of the Ascendant Sub-kW Reconnection Research in Space on Ring Cusp Discharge Testing and Characteri- H. Zhao Processing and Control static acceleration
10.15 Propulsion Systems for CubeSats Transcelestial Electric Propulsion J. Simmonds Chamber performances zation Unit for a 1.5 kW Hall A. Hamada and Small Satellites System (ASTRAEUS) F. Cannat C. Montag Effect Thruster G.-C. Potrivitu R. Conversano S. Neugodnikov
A369 A873 A651 A409 A623 Lithium Hollow Cathode for Development of a low power The Application of an Advanced Design and Implemen- Active Wave Injection a Very High Isp Interstellar HEMP Thruster EV0 Electric Propulsion System on tation of a High Voltage Diagnostic for Plasma Precursor Ion Thruster R. Heidemann the NASA Power and Propulsion Supply for Gridded Ion Dispersion Relation
10.30 D. Goebel Element (PPE) Thrusters using model- Measurements D. Herman based control algorithms S. Rojas Mata C. Roessler
A371 A878 A419 A538 High Current Hollow Cathode HT5k Development Status, REGULUS: Know-How Torsional Balance Thrust for the X3 100-kW Class Nested Future Activities and Market Acquired on Iodine Measurement Techniques
10.45 Hall Thruster Opportunities Propellant for Small RF Thrusters G. Becatti T. Andreussi D. Pavarin C. Cretel
Conference Tour 11.00 WEDNESDAY
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Physics and Fundamental Studies Analytical Modeling Numerical Simulations and Validation Against Experimental and/or Flight Test Data Laboratory and Flight Testing Diagnostics Lifetime Characterization and Reliability Mission Analysis Systems Analysis Development Flight Experience Other 24 IEPC19 Programme Wednesday 25
Material Technology Field Emission / Hall Thrusters 1 Hall Thrusters 2 Ion Thrusters Resistojets/ Innovative Power Processing Thruster Cathodes, Gimbals Colloid Thrusters Arcjets Concepts Developments Concepts
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A782 A139 A906 A156 A356 A224 A158 A423 A232 Recent Advances in Low-Current Dual-Axis Torsional Thrust Qualification Status of the PPS® Code-to-Code Verification of T7 thruster design and Electrostatic Probe Optimum design for RF Power Processing for a Electromagnetic-PIC Hollow Cathodes at SITAEL Stand for Simultaneous Direct 5000 Hall Thruster Unit Stochastic Models for Electric performance Investigation of Very Low the drive-coil of a 500J VASIMR® System simulation of an ECR D. Pedrini Measurement of Thrust and O. Duchemin Propulsion Plume Simulation J. Perez Luna Power Arcjet VELARC inductive pulsed plasma J. Squire plasma thruster
09:00 Mass Loss S. Araki in IRS and ESA-ESTEC thruster and its numerical J. C. Porto M. Gilpin Facilities evaluation J. Skalden B. Che
A207 A226 A673 A157 A688 A122 A191 A474 A415 Tests of an iodine-fed rf-neu- Investigations into multiple Qualification status of the Unified Framework for Hall-Effect T5 Performance, Indus- An Efficient Ionization Effects of Collisional-Ra- Development of a Numerical Model of a tralizer emission sites in porous EP system for Heinrich Hertz Thruster, Plume, and Spacecraft trialisation and Future Method for Pressure Up diative Processes with full bridge series Magnetically Enhanced P. Dietz electrospray thrusters satellite (H2Sat) Charging Models to Assess Applications To Thousands of Pascals Relative Drift in Electric resonant radio-frequency Plasma Thruster
09.15 C. Tacon S. Ciaralli Spacecraft Integration P. Randall L. Chang Propulsion Devices generator for optimized M. Magarotto S. Araki R. J. Abrantes RIT operation J. E. Junker
A896 A445 A599 A222 A360 A170 A248 A512 A426 Ariane Group 5A Neutralizer Development of a Retarding Development and Performance Long-term Scale Characteristics Testing of a 50,000-s, The Development and Electrocoalescence High Voltage Power Development of a PIC- qualification status Potential Analyser for Low Test of a 50 W-class Hall thruster of Low-frequency Oscillation of Lithium-fueled, Gridded Qualification of the STAR in Ultrasonic Electric Supply for T5 Gridded Ion FDTD code for modelling C. Altmann Density FEEP Thruster Beam D. Lee Hall Thrusters Ion Thruster Resistojet System for Propulsion system Thruster RF plasma discharge
09.30 Diagnostics L. Wei J. Brophy Telecommunications W. He M. Blaser R. Kalampattel N. S. Mühlich Applications F. Romei
A297 A566 A461 A235 A640 A786 A259 A567 A460 Performance Testing of a Two-dimensional plasma plume Design and preliminary testing Study of Xenon Wall Accommoda- HEMPT Ion Thruster A 17.8-GHz Ammonia Water as an Alternative Design and Manufactur- Simulations of magnetized Microwave ECR Neutralizer for density characterisation of the of a laboratory low power Hall tion Model and Background Flow Operation with Krypton Microwave Electrothermal Propellant for a Next ing of Control Unit for low plasma thruster plumes the X-EPT Gridded Ion Thruster IFM Nano Thruster Thruster During Hall Thruster Ground Test Propellant Thruster for CubeSats and Generation Plasma and medium power Hall F. Cichocki 09.45 for Telecoms Applications S. Keerl M. Panelli G. Ito A. Genovese Small Satellites Propulsion System Effect Thruster S. Reeve M. Micci A. Schwertheim S. Neugodnikov Wednesday A148 A260 A832 A263 A811 A393 A265 A575 A564 Improving EP device performance MEMS FEEP Thrusters – Minia- Preliminary design of a low-pow- Numerical Investigations of Development and testing Lifetime Investigations of Multifluid FRC Formation Development of High Investigation of the Circuit and lifetime with plasma-robust turised Liquid Metal Ion Source er Hall Thruster Background Pressure Effects and of the NPT30 ion iodine an Additively Manufac- Modeling with Relative Efficiency Power and Ablation Model for a surface architectures using Glass Capillaries C. Groll Channel Erosion in the SPT-140 thruster tured High-temperature Drift Corrected Collision- Processing Unit for Hall Vacuum Arc Thruster
10.00 C. Huerta M. Tajmar Hall Thruster for the Psyche J. Martínez Resistojet Heat Exchang- al-Radiative Processes Thruster S. Bai Mission er from Tantalum R. Lilly A. Tsybulnyk A. Lopez Ortega M. Robinson
A172 A362 A634 A247 A383 A403 A324 A584 A573 LaB6 hollow cathode work Development, Production, and Development and Characteri- Numerical Simulations of AFRL Development of 50 W Failure analysis of Numerical investigation Power Processing Unit Numerical Analysis of function enhancement: insight Testing of the IFM Nano FEEP zation of a Miniature Hall-Effect EP/TEMPEST experiment class RF gridded ion endurance tested 316L of “Detachment Cone” in Activities at Thales Alenia Plasma Acceleration into the chemical processes Thruster Thruster using Permanent using the Thermophysics Unified thruster stainless steel Super High the magnetic nozzle Space in Belgium Driven by Loop Coil in P. Guerrero T. Schönherr Magnets Research Framework (TURF) D. Q. Pham Tran Temperature Additive Z. Chen E. Bourguignon Electrodeless Thruster 10.15 N. Gondol L. Brieda Manufactured Resistojet Y. Yamakawa (STAR) C. Ogunlesi
A245 A675 A375 A237 A446 A631 A330 A696 A647 Plasma model and experimental The IFM Micro FEEP thruster: Miniaturized Cylindrical Hall Study on Feed System of Iodine Development Status of Effect of structure Numerical Simulations Flying Capacitor Optimization of electro- investigation of a hollow cathode a modular design for smallsat Thrusters Cusped Field Thruster Microwave-ion Thruster characteristics on of the Plasma Discharge Multilevel Converters thermal microwave plasma neutraliser propulsion J. Simmonds H. Liu M5 for Small and Micro start-up process of an in an Helicon Plasma for use in the ASTRAEUS thruster for nanosatellites 10.30 A. Gurciullo L. Grimaud Satellites Arcjet thruster Thruster Anode Power Supply S. Ivanov K. Zhu Y. Shen J. Zhou A. Barchowsky
A301 A686 A465 A285 A900 A560 A728 A666 Hollow cathode thermal model- The ESA Earth Observation Pro- Investigation of the possibility to Influence of plume magnetic field The Development and Research on Micro RAFAEL's Compact Power Nanosecond Pulsed ling and self-consistent plasma gramme activities for the design, develop competitive small power on discharge performance of Test of a Dual Mode Micro Impulse Measurement Supply Unit (PSU) for Micro-Plasma Thruster for solution: two step neutralization development and qualification of stationary plasma thruster (SPT) Hall thruster under internal and Microwave Gridded Ion Technology for Micro an Affordable Electric Small Satellites
10.45 modelling the mN-FEEP thruster V. Kim external cathode position studied Thruster for Orbit Raising Cathode Arc Thruster Propulsion System (EPS) N. Rogers P. Guerrero L. Massotti by particle-in-cell simulation and Attitude Keeping X. Liu D. Lev X.-F. Cao A. Vafabakhsh 26 IEPC19 Programme Wednesday 27
Material Technology Field Emission / Hall Thrusters 1 Hall Thrusters 2 Ion Thrusters Resistojets/ Innovative Power Processing Thruster Cathodes, Gimbals Colloid Thrusters Arcjets Concepts Developments Concepts
HS6 SR5 SR6 SR7 HS5 SR4 HS3 SR8 HS2
A331 A805 A836 A294 A652 A225 A590 A729 A795 An Axisymmetric Eulerian-Kinetic CLIMB: Exploration of the Van Overview of NASA’s Solar Electric EP plasma plume in orbit: Diag- Performance Testing of Development Progress Interaction of Droplets in Rafael's Power Process- Numerical Simulation and Solver for Simulation of Hollow Allen Belt by CubeSats Propulsion Project nostics and analysis correlation the X-EPT Microwave ECR of an Adaptable Deorbit Electrospray Plumes ing Unit (PPU) for Electric theoretical analysis of Cathodes C. Scharlemann P. Peterson J. Laube Gridded Ion Thruster for System for Satellite M. Davis Propulsion Systems Particle Acceleration in
11.00 A. R. Vazsonyi Telecoms Applications Constellations D. Lev Traveling Magnetic Field D. Hoffman J. Skalden Thruster H. S. Kumar
A452 A724 A779 A639 A143 A390 A633 A888 A609 A Plasma Model for Orificed Recent flight data of the IFM Development of low-power micro Coupling of an all-electric Development of the Performance Theory PIC/fluid/wave simu- AIRBUS DS PPU Discrete Boltzmann Hollow Cathodes Nano Thruster used for LEO orbit cylindrical hall thruster “SCHT-1” spacecraft with its plasma plume Miniature Xenon Ion and Development of a lations of the plasma qualification status for Modeling of Atmospheric raising and its environment Thruster with Hollow Resistojet Based Hybrid discharge in an ECR HET, GIT and New Space Pressure Plasma Jet
11.15 M. Panelli T. Ikeda D. Krejci S. Hess Cathode Operation Electro-Chemical Thruster plasma thruster Technologies J. Song S. Samples G. Coral A. Sánchez-Villar F. J. Pintó Marín
A914 A828 A702 A833 A558 A913 A818 Validation of a drift diffusion UWE-4: In-orbit characterization Development of BUSTLab Low Simulation of plasma plume Development of 5 Development of a High Effect of the initial model for a hollow cathode of the NanoFEEP propulsion Power Hall Thruster for Use at experiments with Hall Thrusters: kilo-watts electric Voltage Power Process electron distribution S. Gabriel system LEO Mini-Satellite Systems on-ground chamber effects on propulsion system on Unit for a CubeSat function in magnetic
11.30 A. Kramer U. Kokal measurements and extrapolation Satellite SJ-20 Electrospray Thruster nozzle expansions to in-flight situation G. Jun C. Ma S. Correyero Plaza P. Sarrailh
A781 A895 A856 A858 A754 A930 A744 A One-Dimensional model for LISA Colloid Microthruster Small Permanent Magnets Hall Thruster Plume and Spacecraft NEXT-C Flight Ion System 13kW Advanced Electric A 3D Numerical Study of Hollow Cathode Orifice lifetime Technology Development Plan Plasma Thruster Development Interaction Analysis by 3D Development Status Propulsion System Arcjet Thrusters: Effect of prediction and Progress for Micro and Nano Satellites Electrostatic Code for 4.5-kW- J. Fisher Power Processing Unit Electrode Configuration
11.45 F. Bosi J. Ziemer J. Ferreira Class Hall Thruster Development on Performance of Arcjet T. Muranaka E. Soendker thruster N. Hari Prasad Wednesday A627 A912 A937 Experimental investigations and High Power Ion Propulsion Research on a controlled performance optimisation of the System for the Double high voltage power supply Lunch Break Halo thruster Asteroid Redirection Test for Power Processing Unit 12.00 S. Masillo Mission Q. Kang J. Fisher
A464 Development of compact high efficiency RF generator for inductive 12.15 coupled plasma sources A. Surminskii
Plenary Lecture Audimax LEO 13.30
A783 A196 A336 A318 A668 A520 A174 A198 Numerical modeling and Droplets emission from FEEP and The research of the modified Coupled Simulation of Two-Di- The Analysis of Parameter Numerical Investigation Design and preliminary Electrodeless Helicon incoherent Thomson scattering colloids thrusters: modelling of SPT-70 thruster parameters and mensional Hybrid Hall Thruster Sensitivity of Electron of Micro-Cathodic Arc experiments of the Plasma Thruster Employing measurements of a 5A cathode droplets dynamics and interac- characteristics Models backstreaming failure Thruster Lifetime using prototype of a 500J Additional Electromagnetic
15.00 with LaB6 emitter tion with spacecraft body A. Markov R. Kawashima mode for 3-grid system ion the PIC-DEM Method inductive pulsed plasma Acceleration Method L. Garrigues M. Villemant thruster L. Brieda thruster T. Furukawa Y. Jia X. Li 28 IEPC19 Programme Wednesday 29
Material Technology Field Emission / Hall Thrusters 1 Hall Thrusters 2 Ion Thrusters Resistojets/ Innovative Thruster Cathodes, Gimbals Colloid Thrusters Arcjets Concepts Concepts
HS6 SR5 SR6 SR7 HS5 SR4 HS3 HS2
A865 A317 A660 A518 A680 A837 A178 A537 Comparisons between Particle Uncertainty Quantification of I2HET: Development of an Hybrid modeling of the Surface Modification of Pyro- Numerical Rebuilding of Very The Status of the VASIMR(R) An Experimental Study of Thrust Simulation using IAT Growth Electrospray Thruster Array Iodine-Fed Hall Effect Thruster anoumalous transport inside Hall lytic-Graphite Grids for an Ion Low Power Arcjet Thruster Engine Development Program Dependence on Magnetic Field Model and Plume Measurements Lifetime M. M. Saravia thrusters thruster VELARC in Test Facilities at IRS M. Carter in an Electrodeless Inductive 15.15 of LaB6 Hollow Cathode B. Jorns A. Alvarez Laguna Y. Matsunaga and ESA-ESTEC Plasma Accelerator K. Kubota P. P. Upadhyay A. Tatsuno
A874 A526 A838 A648 A722 A562 A583 A596 Fluid model of a Hollow Cathode Colloid Thruster Plume Simula- Simulation of an Adaptable Hall Multiscale Hybrid Modeling of Uncertainty Quantification of A Chemically Augmented Arcjet Advanced and nanostructured Development and Character- discharge tions Using a Particle-Particle Thruster Unconventional Hall Thrusters Modeled Electron Backstreaming Thruster with Exotic Propellants materials for electric propulsion ization of the Helicon Plasma
15.30 X. Chen Model N. Proulx M. Laterza Failure for the NEXT Ion Thruster M. Tsuchiya and small satellites Thruster Prototype HPT-03 J. Wang J. Yim I. Levchenko J. Navarro-Cavallé
A658 A530 A902 A358 A827 A703 A646 A608 Numerical and Experimental Effect of Aprotic + Protic Performance, Plume, Stability, The impact of the SPT-140D Endurance Testing of Iodine BIT-3 Effect of adding water to Operation and Performance of a XMET: Testing of an Argon/ Investigation of Different Heater Mixtures on Electrospray Droplet and Wear Characterization of parameters and lifetime RF Ion Propulsion System propellant of a DME arcjet Fully-Integrated ion Electrospray Xenon Microwave Electrothermal Designs for Lanthanum Hexabo- Fragmentation Three Alternate Magnetic Field characteristics change on its M. Tsay thruster Propulsion System Thruster
15.45 ride Hollow Cathodes D. Levin Topologies in the Hall Effect thermal mode T. Tachibana B. Kristinsson T. Baxter U. Kokal Rocket with Magnetic Shielding P. Chubov H. Kamhawi
A144 A830 A637 A281 A907 A742 A855 Porous Materials for Long Life Development of an Electrospray Characterisation and Plasma Simulations for the Modeling Ion Optics Erosion in Direct Inertial Electrostatic Performance improvement of a and High Performance Electric Source Model for Kinetic Plume Performance Comparison of a Assessment of Pole Erosion in the the NEXT Ion Thruster Using the Confinement Propulsion at Low magnetic nozzle helicon plasma Propulsion Modeling Low-Power Hall-Effect Thruster Magnetically Shielded Miniature CEX2D and CEX3D Codes Power Levels thruster G. Li E. Petro and an Advanced Cusp Field Hall Thruster (MaSMi) J. Polk M. Winter K. Takahashi 16.00 Thruster with Multiple Noble A. Lopez Ortega Gases M. Vaupel
A153 A559 A752 A364 A761 A867 Wednesday Development of Low-Volt- Study on Performance of Ionic Preliminary Evaluation of Particle-In-cell / fluid simulations Experimental demonstration Cubesat Test Platform for age-Driven Propellantless Liquid Electrospray Thruster Anode-Layer-Type Hall Thruster of a Hall effect thruster account- of thrust vectoring magnetic miniaturized electric propulsion Cathodes with High-Current in Atmosphere and Vacuum Performance Using RF Plasma ing for plasma wall interactions nozzle with multi-axis thrust system verification campaign
16.15 Density Based on Graphene-Ox- Environment Cathode with Pulsating Boost W. Villafana measurement system F. Stesina ide-Semiconductor Structure Y. Guo Chopper Circuit M. Edamoto R. Furuya K. Nagamine
A214 A622 A771 A478 A815 Radio Frequency Microdischarge One to One Comparison of Effects of Pulsating Boost The Sputtering Mechanism of Enabling High-Energy Missions Neutralizer Chemically Energetic and Inert Chopper Power Supply on the Keeper Electrode in Hall Thruster with Nanosatellites by Using F. Filleul Electrospray Propellants Performance of TAL-type Hall J. Chen Ablative Pulsed Plasma Thrusters 16.30 C. Lyne Thruster P. Gessini K. Hasegawa
A788 A563 A534 A920 High-Speed Transient Character- Impact on Performance and Numerical Prediction of Wall The operation of a low-power ization of the Busek BET-300-P Erosion in Hall Thruster using Erosion Morphology on Hall cylindrical Hall thruster with zinc
16.45 Electrospray Thruster Argon and Xenon propellant Thrusters as the propellant D. Courtney J. Yamasaki N. Wu C. Ryan
A746 On the Performance of Arcjet Thrusters using Numerical Mode- ling: A case study of Hydrogen as 17.00 a propellant D. Akhare
Session End → Gala Dinner beginning 18.30 THURSDAY
Areas
Physics and Fundamental Studies Analytical Modeling Numerical Simulations and Validation Against Experimental and/or Flight Test Data Laboratory and Flight Testing Diagnostics Lifetime Characterization and Reliability Mission Analysis Systems Analysis Development Flight Experience Other 32 IEPC19 Programme Thursday 33
Material Technology Commercial Hall Thrusters 1 Hall Thrusters 2 Ion Thrusters MPD Thrusters Innovative / Advanced Thruster Cathodes, Gimbals Propulsion Needs Propulsion Concepts Concepts
HS6 SR4 SR6 SR7 HS5 SR8 HS3 HS2
A249 A600 A115 A487 A127 A493 A164 A188 Comparison of transient behavior Electric Propulsion Develop- Use of Real-Time Spectrum Oscillation analysis in Hall Electric Propulsion Direct-Current Magnetic Field and Current Evaluation of anomalous resistiv- Comparison of waveguide-cou- in a 20 A hollow cathode in a 9 ments at Rafael in 2019 Analysis for EMI Characterization thrusters with 2D (axial-azimuth- Current Transformer (EPDCCT): Density Probe for Steady State ity in a low power magnetic pled and coaxial-coupled ECR kW Hall thruster and a stand- D. Lev of the SAFRAN PPS5000 Hall al) Particle-In-Cell simulations Design and Experimental AF-MPD Thrusters nozzle magnetic-nozzle thruster using a 09:00 alone configuration Thruster T. Charoy Validation A. Behnke S. Hepner thrust balance M. Georgin W. Tighe C. Volkmar S. Peterschmitt
A359 A592 A793 A501 A287 A551 A199 A219 Pulsed Electron Beam Extraction The Ariane Group Electric Life Estimation of Hall Thrusters Enhancing Hall Effect Thruster Non-intrusive measurements of Simultaneous Measurement of Experimental Validation and Optimization of a Low Power ECR from a Hollow Cathode Propulsion Program 2019-2020 using Multi Spectral Imaging Simulations with Deep Recurrent microwave ion thruster by two Cathode Surface Temperature Performance Measurements of Thruster Using Pulsed Power and B. Karadag H. Leiter H. Gole Networks photon absorption LIF and laser Distribution and Plasma Spatial an ECR Thruster Operating on Frequency Mixing Techniques
09.15 P. Shaw Thomson scattering Distribution in Self-Field MPD Multiple Propellants B. Wachs R. Tsukizaki Thruster R. Moloney S. Tauchi
A430 A926 A408 A732 A337 A918 A261 A267 Mechanism Analysis of Cathode Overview of Busek EP Thrusters Terahertz Time-Domain Data-Driven Modeling for Estimation of Erosion Rate for Thrust Performance and Cathode The SpaceDrive Project – Development of the hall effect Low Frequency Oscillation V. Hruby Spectroscopy as an Electric Nonlinear Dynamics of Phys- Surface Material on HAYABUSA2 Temperature Evaluation of EMDrive Thrust Measurements hollow cathode thruster Z. Ning Propulsion Plasma Diagnostic ical Phenomena in Hall Effect by Measurement of Backflow Ions MW Class Quasi-Steady MPD and Analysis L. Chenguang 09.30 N. Brown Thrusters from 10-cm-class Ion Thruster Thruster M. Tajmar C. Greve T. Muranaka S. Tonooka
A603 A861 A792 A348 A310 A262 A363 Replacing keeper orifice plate Application of Helium Line Data-Driven Modeling for A novel optical line-ratio method The Experimental Performances The SpaceDrive Project – Over- Diagnostics and testing with emissive material: emission Intensity Ratio Spectroscopy Nonlinear Dynamics of Phys- for measuring the electron of the 100kW MPD Thruster with view of Revolutionary Propulsion facilities for ionic liquid electro- mechanisms and impacts on to Xenon plasma in Penning ical Phenomena in Hall Effect parameters in the discharge Applied Magnetic Field Efforts at TU Dresden spray thrusters at the Air Force 09.45 hollow cathode discharge discharge Thrusters chamber of xenon ion thrusters Y. Cong M. Tajmar Research Laboratory T. Meng H. Sekine D. Bilyeu X. Zhu D. Eckhardt
A604 A516 A579 A396 A314 A271 A417 Applicability of electride Hall Thruster Plume Measure- Analysis of the plasma discharge Optical plasma diagnostics for Cathode Ablation Performance of Plasma Jet Pack (PJP) REGULUS: Iodine Fed Plasma materials for hollow cathodes ments of Time Resolved Ion in a Hall thruster via a hybrid 2D radio-frequency ion thrusters Applied-Field Magnetoplasma- Technology Propulsion System for Small
10.00 M. Reitemeyer Energy code B. Nauschütt dynamic A. Blanchet Satellites T. Kerber P. Fajardo G. Wang D. Pavarin
A649 A308 A613 A503 A401 A279 A498 Ampere-Level C12A7 Cathode Electron cross-field transport Boundary conditions for a Two-Photon Laser-Induced Anode Power Deposition in Thruster Performance Results for XMET: Design and early testing of Operation with Initial Testing of mechanism observed under the two-dimensional direct kinetic Fluorescence Diagnostics of a an AF-MPDT with Two Unique the 200 kW Peristaltically Driven a xenon microwave electrother- Heaterless Ignition azimuthally inhomogeneous simulation of a Hall thruster Radiofrequency Ion Thruster: Magnetic Field Plasma Accelerator mal thruster
10.15 M. Mcdonald neutral supply in a Hall thruster A. Raisanen Measurements in Xenon and P. Wu J. Slough D. Staab Thursday J. Bak Krypton C. Eichhorn
A690 A449 A619 A525 A544 A290 A638 Hollow Cathode Technology for On-board Plasma Plume Operation of a Low Power Development of a Collisional-Ra- Design of Water MPD Thruster Characterisation of a Rotational Direct thrust measurements Low Power Electric Propulsion Diagnostics for ETS-9 All-electric Hall Thruster with a Shielded diative Model for Plasma Thruster A. Kakami Thrust Balance for Propellantless and design upgrade of an ECR Applications Satellite Magnetically Configuration Optical Diagnostics Propulsion Concepts Utilizing thruster operating on water
10.30 W. Ohlinger K. Kinefuchi L. Garrigues M. Celik Magnetic Levitation with propellant Superconductors D. Staab O. Neunzig
A723 A252 A642 A611 A585 A292 A822 Hollow Cathode Operation with Significant ion acceleration of Influence of Magnetic Field Evaluation of Faraday Probes Current Advances in Optimiza- Influence of cathode grid dimen- Status of HEMPT-NG development Time-Varying Currents Xe ions outside the discharge Strength on Narrow Channel Hall towards its Standardisation for tion of Operative Regimes of sion on discharge characteristics programme at Thales Ulm J. Polk channel in cylindrical Hall Thruster Discharge Operating at Electric Propulsion Testing Steady State Applied Field MPD of IEC thruster S. Weis
10.45 thruster plasmas observed by Very Low Power Q. Koch Thrusters Y.-A. Chan laser induced fluorescence I. Kronhaus A. Boxberger G. Doh 34 IEPC19 Programme Thursday 35
Material Technology Commercial Hall Thrusters 1 Hall Thrusters 2 Ion Thrusters MPD Thrusters Innovative / Advanced Thruster Cathodes, Gimbals Propulsion Needs Propulsion Concepts Concepts
HS6 SR4 SR6 SR7 HS5 SR8 HS3 HS2
A776 A246 A720 A618 A588 A333 A875 Characterization of a 100 Hall Thruster Near-Field Plume Numerical studies of the ExB Test Facility for EMC-Character- Experimental study of the High-Specific-Impulse Operation H2020 MINOTOR: Magnetic
A-class LaB6 hollow cathode for Characterization Through Optical electron drift instability in Hall ization of Electric Thrusters in discharge characteristic in in Diverging Magnetic Field Nozzle Electron Cyclotron high-power Hall thrusters Emission Spectroscopy thrusters Operation using an evacuated AF-MPDT ignition Electrostatic Thrusters with Resonance Thruster 11.00 S. Mazouffre M. Nakles F. Taccogna Reverberation Chamber Y. Wang Argon Propellant D. Packan R. Thüringer D. Ichihara
A845 A515 A437 A738 A759 A382 A897 Total Sputter Yield Character- Development and Validation 3D simulation of rotating spoke in Determination of the Beam Characterization and Improve- Metallic Ion Thruster using Mag- HiperLoc-EP: A new approach for ization of Various Spacecraft of a Time-Resolved Ion Energy a wall-less Hall thruster Divergence of a Gridded Ion ment of Thrust Balance for netron E-Beam bombardment SmallSats Electric Propulsion Materials Distribution Diagnostic Thruster Using the AEPD Platform High Power Applied Field MPD
11.15 K. Matyash K.-Y. Chen J. Stark J. A. Young M. Baird C. Bundesmann Thrusters G. Herdrich
A929 A734 A347 A777 A385 A941 Additively Manufactured Hollow HK40 Hall Thruster Plume Plasma Study of the Electron Cyclotron Planar probe array for bidimen- Thrust Generation in Electro- Development of the Xenon Cathode Keepers with Integral Measurements with Retarding Drift Instability inside Hall Effect sional mapping of the ion flux static-Magnetic-Hybrid Plasma Cold Gas Thruster to Support Radiation Shielding Potential Analyzer, Faraday Probe Thrusters with a fluid code profile of a miniaturized ion Thruster All-Electric Propulsion Missions 11.30 M. S. Mcdonald and Langmuir Probe V. Joncquieres thruster A. Sasoh I. Johnson U. Kokal L. Habl
A155 A387 A726 A167 A475 Onset criteria for the plume Study of two different discharge Development of 1D Magneto-stat- Near Field Probe Measurements Design and Performance Test of mode oscillation in hollow modes in Hall thruster ic Two-Fluid Plasma Simulation of in the Plume of a NEXT Ion a RF Plasma Bridge Neutralizer
11.45 cathodes I. Khmelevskoi a Hall Effect Thruster Thruster D. Spemann M. Georgin R. Sahu N. Arthur
A667 The neutral gas properties in orifice hollow cathode before Lunch Break & Poster Session
12.00 its ignition Y. Jia
Plenary Lecture Audimax BEPI Colombo 14.00
A823 A841 A733 A171 A195 A488 A467 BEPI- Colombo Electric Non-intrusive Characterization Coupling Non-Maxwellian View Measurement of a Concentric A Novel Laser Ablation Magneto- Inductive Plasma Thruster (IPT) Performance Analysis of the
Propulsion in Mercury of the Wear of the HERMeS Factor Model to Octree Based Split-Ring Resonator Microplasma plasmadynamic Thruster for an Atmosphere-Breathing Capacitively Coupled Radio Thursday R. Velasco Valencia Thruster Using Optical Emission Particle VDF Compression for for Miniature Ion Engines Y. Zhang Electric Propulsion System: Frequency Thruster
15.00 Spectroscopy Accelerated Spacecraft-Plume K. Xu design and set in operation A. Quraishi T. Gray Simulation F. Romano R. Martin
A305 A932 A880 A175 A313 A500 A577 BepiColombo - Solar Electric Internal Probe Studies of a Low Particle-In-Cell model of the Design and Experimental Study of Development of High Power Review of Dualmode/Multimode Proposal and Performance Propulsion System Operations Voltage Hall Thruster dynamic of the electrons between an Miniature Ion Thruster Magnetoplasmadynamic Space Propulsion Evaluation of Microwave-Driven for the Transit to Mercury J. L. Ross the two walls of Hall thrusters J. X. Ren Thrusters in BICE and Beihang J. Rovey In-Tube Accelerator Concept
15.15 C. Steiger including realistic secondary University M. Takahashi electron emission data Y. Li M. Villemant
A606 A384 A215 A238 A542 A552 A594 BepiColombo – The Mercury Incoherent Thomson scattering Numerical solutions of Density Preparation of Space Experiment Applied-Field MPD Thruster with Interaction of Ultraviolet Indirect electrothermal Transfer Module investigations of a low-power Gradients Instability in a Hall with Electric Propulsion System High Current Heater-less Hollow Light-emitting Diodes and Solid acceleration of a cold gas jet H. Gray Hall thruster in standard and Thruster Plasmas Based on Radio-Frequency Ion Cathode Polymers for Micropropulsion through interaction of an arcjet
15.30 magnetically-shielded configu- S. Singh Thruster aboard the International J. Yamasaki Applications exhaust flow for space propulsion rations Space Station H. Horisawa applications B. Vincent R. Akhmetzhanov Y. Arai 36 IEPC19 Programme Thursday 37
BepiColomboMaterial Technology Commercial Hall Thrusters 1 Hall Thrusters 2 Ion Thrusters MPD Thrusters Innovative / Advanced Thruster Cathodes, Gimbals Propulsion Needs Propulsion Concepts Concepts
HS6 SR4 SR6 SR7 HS5 SR8 HS3 HS2
A615 A617 A239 A872 A605 A610 BepiColombo – MEPS Characterization and perfor- Atmospheric Ramjet Thrust Unit Development of a 10-30 kW Hybrid Electric Propulsion Informing the design of pure-ion commissioning activities and mance measurements of 40 on the Base of High-frequency Augmented Field MPD Thruster System based on Water electrospray thrusters via T6 ion thruster performance W-class and 100 W-class Hall Ion Thruster at SITAEL Electrolysis simulation of the leaky-dielectric 15.45 during early mission operations thrusters M. Suvorov A. Kitaeva N. Harmansa model with charge evaporation P. Randall T. Hallouin X. Gallud Cidoncha
A824 A528 A349 A240 A450 A621 A643 BepiColombo – Development Efforts on a Laser Microinstabilities and rotating Characteristics of Radio-Fre- Performance of Applied Field Advanced Cusp Field Thruster Physics and performance of the A mission overview Thomson Scattering Diagnostic spokes in the near-anode region quency Ion Thruster with an MPD Thruster with Various with a 3D-printed discharge Alternative Low Power Hybrid N. Wallace for Electric Propulsion Applica- of a Hall thruster Additional Magnetic Field in the Propellants channel - Performance with Ion Engine (ALPHIE) for space 16.00 tions J.-P. Boeuf Ionization Area S. Ide Iodine and Xenon propulsion T. Matlock V. Kozhevnikov M. Vaupel J. González
A494 A598 A582 A339 A669 A645 A775 BepiColombo – MTM and MEPS Experimental Study on the Experimental characterization Ring Cusp Ion Thruster IT-200PM Thrust Evaluation of a Small- 100 kW Nested Hall Thruster Azimuthal Induced Current Integration and Verification Influence of Magnetic Field on and modeling of ID-HALL, a A. Lovtsov seized SF-MPD Thruster High Power System Demonstra- Formation and Ion Acceleration K. Kempkens the Performance of Low-power double-stage Hall thruster with K. Ueno tion in an Inductive Radiofrequency 16.15 Hall Thrusters an inductive ionization stage S. Shark Plasma Thruster X. Yi Á. Martín Ortega H. Sekine
A586 A447 A574 A870 A693 A829 BepiColombo - Solar Electric Performance Evaluation of a Test Campaign on the novel Plasma Plume Characteristics of 100kW Nested Hall Thruster Two-dimensional Full Propulsion System Test and 100-W Class Hall Thruster Variable Isp Radio Frequency Mini Cluster Operation of Self-Field System Development Particle-In-Cell Simulation of Qualification Approach H. Watanabe Ion Engine Magnetoplasmadynamic J. Jackson Magnetic Sails in Formation Flight 16.30 S. Clark M. Smirnova Thruster A. Wada Y. Murayama
A770 A338 A625 A921 A692 A903 BepiColombo Solar Electric Design and experimental Status of HEMPT Electric Traveling Wave Thruster System 13kW Advanced Electric Propul- An experimental revisit of plasma Propulsion Plasma-Spacecraft research of a micro-newton Propulsion Flight Hardware for Development sion Flight System Development phenomena on Helicon Plasma Interactions: Comparison of cusped field thruster Heinrich Hertz Satellite D. Cope and Qualification Thrusters
16.45 Flight Data with Numerical M. Zeng A. Lazurenko J. Jackson J. Navarro Cavalle Modelling F. Filleul
A741 A816 A797 A329 A712 A931 Erosion and Lifetime of the Scaling of spoke rotation fre- Exprimental studies on the effect Research on the 500kW The SpaceDrive Project – Development of Dielectrophoretic Aurora Low-Power Hall Effect quency within an ExB Discharge of the magnetic field and the Class Superconducting Progress in the Investigation Force Feeding Subsystem for Thruster A. Powis electrical potential inside the Strong Magnetic Field High of the Mach-Effect-Thruster Liquid Pulsed Plasma Thruster Thursday 17.00 J. Makela water ion thruster Power Magnetoplasmadynamic Experiment C. Dobranszki Y. Ataka Thruster Technology M. Monette C. Zhou
A298 A352 A806 A801 A774 A365 Pole Erosion Measurements for Neutral gas instabilities in Hall A Nouvelle Neutralization Business Cases and System Development of a deployable RF Power - Plasma Coupling the Development Model of the thrusters, Part I: Measurements Concept for RIT-µX Miniaturized Architecture for Superconduc- vacuum arc thruster system for Experimental Results in a Helicon Magnetically Shielded Miniature Radio Frequency Ion Thruster tor-based Applied Field Magneto the post-mission disposal of Plasma Thruster Prototype
17.15 E. Dale Hall Thruster (MaSMi-DM) Systems Plasma Dynamic Thrusters micro/nano satellites V. Gómez R. Lobbia H. Leiter M. La Rosa Betancourt M. Kim
A209 A432 A808 A886 A940 Hall Thruster Erosion Meas- Driving Low Frequency Oscilla- The RIT 2X High Performance Ion Development Roadmap of A thruster using magnetic urement by Time-Resolved tions in Hall Thruster Thruster System Qualification SITAEL’s RAM-EP System reconnection to create a high-
17.30 Cavity-Ring Down Spectroscopy Y. Raitses Program T. Andreussi speed plasma jet Y. Egawa J.-P. Porst S. Bathgate
A332 A889 A842 Numerical simulation and Gradient-drift instability as an Charge State Thrust Correction experimental research on low origin of spokes in Hall thrusters Factor for NEXT: DART Mission
17.45 power Hall thruster with long life N. Marusov M. Crofton Y. Ding 38 IEPC19 Programme Thursday 39
Material Technology Commercial Hall Thrusters 1 Hall Thrusters 2 Ion Thrusters MPD Thrusters Innovative / Advanced Thruster Cathodes, Gimbals Propulsion Needs Propulsion Concepts Concepts
HS6 SR4 SR6 SR7 HS5 SR8 HS3 HS2
A341 A354 A844 A293 A 2000 Hours Life Test of a 5 Neutral gas instabilities in Hall Deposition Rate Measurements in Back-vacuum Retarding Poten- kW Multi-mode High Specific thrusters, Part II: Theory NEXT Ion Engine Plume for DART tial Analyzer for Investigation of Impulse Hall Thruster HEP- E. Dale Mission IEC plasma properties 18.00 140MF J. Young Y.-A. Chan W. Mao
A749 A632 A853 A434 Prediction of liner erosion and Influence of double-stage NEXT Single String Integration Beam Plasma Expansion of a life estimation of Stationary operation on breathing oscilla- Tests In Support of the Double Helicon Plasma Source Plasma Thrusters using Machine tions and rotating spokes in the Asteroid Redirection Test Mission Z. Zhang 18.15 Learning ID-HALL thruster R. Thomas S. Bhat A. Guglielmi
A433 A859 A448 Use of electrostatic probes for Experimental Characterization of Modeling and Optical Diagnos- characterization of the electron the Microwave-Discharge Water tics of Iodine Fed Helicon Type cross-field current in ExB plasmas Ion Thruster for CubeSats Thrusters by a Detailed Global 18.30 Y. Raitses Y. Nakagawa Model (DGM) K. Katsonis
A323 A928 A682 Experimental study on the effect Arclight: a plug-in gridded ion A Detailed Global Model for of propellant asymmetrical propulsion system for small Modeling and Optical Diagnos- distribution on plasma potential satellites tics of Low Power Propulsion
18.45 distribution in a Hall effect P. Bauer Devices Fed by CO2 thruster C. Berenguer M. Ding
Session End 19.00 Thursday FRIDAY
Areas
Physics and Fundamental Studies Analytical Modeling Numerical Simulations and Validation Against Experimental and/or Flight Test Data Laboratory and Flight Testing Diagnostics Lifetime Characterization and Reliability Mission Analysis Systems Analysis Development Flight Experience Other 42 IEPC19 Programme Friday 43
Hall Thrusters Ion Thrusters Propellant Storage Mission Diagnostic Hall Thrusters Mission
/ Feed Systems ←
SR7 HS5 SR5 HS2 SR6 SR7 HS2
A665 A145 A601 A192 A773 A543 A411 Plasma fluctuations Radio-frequency biasing Innovative Xenon/Krypton Development of the ESA Propulsion Laboratory Towards Predictive Kinetic Simulations of Electric Propulsion Characterisation for a measurements in a Hall of ion thruster grids FMS (Feed Management Psyche Mission for NASA's E. Bosch Borràs Plasma Thrusters Stand-Alone Mars CubeSat
Thruster T. Lafleur System) for Electric Discovery Program 10.45 I. Kaganovich K. V. Mani 09:00 N. Yamamoto Propulsion D. Oh P. Barbier A545 A727 A687 A431 A871 A244 A374 Fluid modeling of gradient-drift turbulence and Microsatellite Electric Propulsion System Axial-azimuthal high-fre- M S of the Erosion and Simulation And Exper- Electric Propulsion for the Three-dimensional transport in ExB plasmas (MEPS) Project Status in 2019
quency instability modes Contamination Effects on imental Study on Xeon Psyche Mission Vector Measurement of EP 11.00 A. Smolyakov D. Lev in a Hall thruster fluid the CAESAR Spacecraft Mass Flow Regulating S. Snyder Propellant Flow within a model L. Bermudez Characteristics of the Vacuum Chamber E. Bello-Benítez Proportional Valve Based Y. Nakayama
09.15 A691 on Unimorph Ring- New insights into electron transport due to Shaped Piezoelectric azimuthal drift in a Hall effect thruster Actuator 11.15 K. Hara X. Wang
A454 A507 A400 A654 A517 A569 Effect of magnetic A global performance Development of Sitael HT100 Missions: In-situ microscopy of field configuration on model of Gridded Ion Porous-Metal-Restrictor uHETSAt and PLATiNO ion-induced erosion of Assessment of the thermodynamic and fluid approximations for electrons in plasma thruster discharge characteristics Thrusters Based Xenon Flow Control T. Misuri plasma-facing surfaces
11.30 plumes 09.30 in permanent magnet E. Ahedo Galilea Modules A. Ottaviano thrusters with cusped field G. Hang Y. Hu S. Liang A304 A472 A908 A442 A138 A258 Characteristic Transient Phenomena of Hall SPT Phenomenology Performance Assessment Integration and Function- Status Update on the Thrust measurements Effect Thrusters
V. Kulygin of a Micro- Gridded Ion al Test Results of Xenon Electric Propulsion using plasma pressure 11.45 A. Komarov Thruster Design Feed Unit for Electric Subsystem of TURKSAT6A measurements in the 09.45 P. Harte Propulsion Subsystem Communication Satellite plume: a feasibility study Y. Yurttas B. C. Aydin P.-Q. Elias A758 Plasma instabilities in cross-field configuration: A479 A541 A923 A887 an analysis of the relevance of different modes
Predicting secondary A Novel Miniature Xenon Final Operations of the Recent Advances in 12.00 for electron transport electron emission rate in Feeding Module for Hall Dawn Ion Propulsion Plasma Diagnostics at IRS S. Tsikata Hall Effect Thrusters Electric Thruster System andthe Success- G. Herdrich
10.00 A. Tavant C. Guan ful Conclusion of the A843 Dawn Mission Experimental Correlation between Anomalous C. E. Garner Electron Collision Frequency and Plasma
12.15 Turbulence in a Hall Effect Thruster A514 A891 A429 A345 Z. Brown Enhancing thrust by Towards a Microfluidic The Comet Astrobiology Development of a Flight ion-neutral collisions and Flow Control Unit for Exploration Sample Electric Propulsion A718 by oscillating EM fields HEMP Thrusters Return (CAESAR) Mission Diagnostic Package Investigation of cross-field electron transport 10.15 (EPDP) for EP Satellite A. Fruchtman J. Haderspeck M. Sekerak in a 100-W class Hall Thruster using a full Platforms
12.30 particle-in-cell simulation T. Trottenberg S. Cho A523 A917 A927
A593 Friday Effects of large scale Qualification Program of a Mars Sample Return structures on anomalous Composite Overwrapped - Earth Return Orbiter: Simulation of radial electron dynamics in a Hall transport in PIC simula- Xenon Propellant Tank for ESAs next Interplanetary effect thruster
tions of Electron Cyclotron a GEO Satellite Mission Electric Propulsion 12.45 A. Domínguez-Vazquez 10.30 Drift Instability in Hall S. Ontaç Mission Concept thrusters O. Sutherland A. Smolyakov Technical Visits ← 13.00