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Power Distribution and Thermal Control Management Unit lie in its integrated design, which combines power distribution and thermal control into one efficient unit, minimizing space and weight onboard the spacecraft. It ensures reliable power management and thermal stability, which are critical for the proper functioning of space systems in harsh environments. The unit’s real-time monitoring and dynamic adjustment capabilities optimize power usage and prevent overheating of sensitive components. Its robust construction ensures reliable operation in the demanding conditions of space, providing a high level of mission assurance. Additionally, its compact and lightweight design enhances the overall efficiency and performance of the satellite or spacecraft, making it ideal for both low Earth orbit (LEO) and deep space missions.

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Waehere Hua	CG-DJ-PD-100	CG-DJ-PD-300
Rahi Pūhera/mm	94mm×94mm×46mm	150mm×120mm×57mm
Taumaha	0.5kg	1.3kg
Whakamahi Hiko	1W	8.5W (tae atu ki te kohi hiko pateko DCDC)
Tohanga Mana	10 hongere 12V/7 hongere 5.2V	6 hongere 28V/8 hongere 12V/5 hongere 5.2V
I peia e te roopu whakamahana	11 hongere, 2W teitei mo ia hongere	15 hongere, 10W teitei mo ia hongere
Te Pawera/Taurite Kohikohi Raraunga Whakauru	20 hongere, 12-bit kohi	34 hongere, 12-bit kohi
AIANEI Te taraiwa	2 hongere	\
Mana Puka	2 hongere, 4~6A nāianei	2 hongere, 5~6A nāianei
Huringa Whakawhiwhinga	4 marama	4 marama

The Power Distribution and Thermal Control Management Unit (PDTCMU) is an advanced system designed to efficiently manage and distribute power while maintaining thermal stability in space-based platforms such as satellites and spacecraft. This unit integrates power distribution, thermal regulation, and system monitoring functions into a single compact module, ensuring the optimal performance of various subsystems onboard. It manages the flow of electrical power from solar panels or batteries to critical satellite components, while also controlling the temperature of sensitive equipment through advanced thermal control systems such as heat pipes, radiators, and thermal insulation. The PDTCMU is equipped with sensors to monitor both power and temperature levels in real-time, enabling dynamic adjustments to maintain the efficiency and reliability of the satellite's systems. It operates under extreme conditions, with robust protection against electrical surges, thermal fluctuations, and radiation, ensuring long-term mission success.

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