The 25 kW power module evolution study. Part 2: Payload supports system evolution


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    • Abstract:  The addition of system elements for the 25 kW power module and logical evolutionary paths, by discrete growth stages, to provide capability for accommodating the increasing mission requirements through the early 1990's within reasonable resources are conceptualized.

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