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B. Nauschütt
Researcher at University of Giessen
Publications - 4
Citations - 66
B. Nauschütt is an academic researcher from University of Giessen. The author has contributed to research in topics: Electrically powered spacecraft propulsion & Ion thruster. The author has an hindex of 1, co-authored 1 publications receiving 26 citations.
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Ion thrusters for electric propulsion: Scientific issues developing a niche technology into a game changer.
K. Holste,Patrick Dietz,S. Scharmann,Konstantin Keil,Torsten Henning,D. Zschätzsch,M. Reitemeyer,B. Nauschütt,F. Kiefer,F. Kunze,J. Zorn,Christian Heiliger,N. Joshi,U. Probst,R. Thüringer,Chris Volkmar,D. Packan,S. Peterschmitt,K. T. Brinkmann,H.-G. Zaunick,Markus H. Thoma,Michael Kretschmer,H. J. Leiter,Stefan Schippers,Klaus Hannemann,Klaus Hannemann,Peter J. Klar +26 more
TL;DR: The transition from old space to new space along with increasing commercialization has a major impact on space flight, in general, and on electric propulsion (EP) by ion thrusters, in particular.
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Combination of optical emission spectroscopy and multivariate data analysis techniques as a versatile non-invasive tool for characterizing xenon/krypton mixed gas plasma inside operating ion thrusters
TL;DR: In this paper , principal component analysis (PCA) was used to establish a surjective mapping of individual OE spectra via their PCA scores onto the corresponding plasma parameters.
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Thrust measurement of an ion thruster by a force probe approach and comparison to a thrust balance
S. Scharmann,Konstantin Keil,Jana Zorn,Patrick Dietz,B. Nauschütt,K. Holste,Klaus Hannemann,Peter J. Klar,Samuel Kloss,Swen Graubner,Andreas Neumann,Jens Simon +11 more
TL;DR: In this paper , a comparison of thrust measurements of the same radio frequency ion thruster in the thrust range from 250 μN to 1.5 mN using three different approaches: a conventional direct measurement employing a thrust balance and two indirect measurements, one based on a force probe located stationary in the thruster's plume in conjunction with a scan of the ion beam profile using a Faraday-array scanner, and another one based upon a measurement of the beam current at the grid system and a correction for beam divergence deduced from the Faradayarray scans.
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Plasma parameter measurement on a RIT-10 using empirical correlations between non-invasive optical emission spectroscopy and Langmuir diagnostics
TL;DR: In this paper , a correlation between non-invasive optical emission (OE) spectroscopy and intrusive Langmuir probe diagnostics measurements is established for a reference system, which can then be applied to OE spectra of the plasma of an operating thruster to obtain the corresponding plasma parameters.