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CC-100 / Power and control

Keep the
mission moving.

CC-100 brings power conditions, load priorities and local work into one control architecture. It is the core for operating policy at a remote site, including what pauses, what continues and how work returns.

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Integration

One core.
Two integration paths.

Core Retrofit

Add the control core around installed equipment. Define the sources, loads and supported interfaces, then connect operating priorities and recovery to the assets already at the site.

Discuss a retrofit

Continuity Node

Define a complete site around the core. Bring power, control and local computing into one configuration, with its equipment and operating sequence considered together.

Define a site

Illustrative operating sequence

Power is only useful
when the work can use it.

Follow an illustrative surface science payload through a change in resources. Its receiving interface, thermal limits and stored energy determine which work can run. Select a condition to explore the intended operating policy.

Source conditions

  • Generation
  • Storage
  • Grid when present

Supply follows policy

CC-100

Power + control
Sensors and radiosPriority work running
Local computeScheduled work running
Data uplinkData returning
Event recordState and workload events
Illustrative functional architecture. Source and load categories. Artist's concept.

Normal

Run the connected work.

A surface science payload receives power within its electrical and thermal limits. Its reserve is maintained while sensing, local processing and scheduled data return proceed.

Development direction

One core.
More useful configurations.

The CC-100 development direction is to make each integration a repeatable building block. Adapters connect the equipment. Reusable configurations and orchestration software connect that equipment to the work it must support.

The engineering question

A powered site.
Useful work.

The equipment, its interfaces and its workload priorities define the operating policy. A returning source does not make every load ready to restart. Receiver status, storage reserves and thermal limits determine when work can resume and which tasks return first.

Explore power and useful work

Work with Constanellis

Define the site around its work.

Tell us about the sources, connected equipment, workload priorities and recovery requirements.

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