Wiki
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h1. Wiki
Welcome to the *Shepard h2. Shepard Test Stand* project Wiki. This wiki contains documentation covering the design, development, fabrication, Stand Version 1.0
* [[General Overview v1_0|General Overview]]
h4. Systems Engineering Process - Version 1.0
# [[Initial Questions v1_0|Initial Questions]]
# [[Requirements Document v1_0|Requirements Document]]
# Block Diagram
# Preliminary Design
# Detailed Design
# Design Review
# Procurement/Manufacture
# Assembly
# Integration
# Testing
# Disposal
h4. Documentation - Version 1.0
# [[Budget v1_0|Budget]]
# [[Timeline v1_0|Timeline]]
# BOM
# PCB Files
# Software Source Code
# Assembly Instructions
# Operating Manual
# Safety Procedures
# Software/Firmware Summary
# [[Meeting Minutes v1_0|Meeting Minutes]]
# [[Licensing and use of the test stand. Much of the information here started life over in the forums, where we held discussions Attribution v1_0|Licensing and attempted to reach a consensus on the items here. If you have questions about the thought process behind an item, the forums would be a good place to start. In most cases link(s) to the appropriate forum discussions will be included in the wiki pages. Attribution]]
# Errata
The idea behind the *Shepard h2. Shepard Test Stand* project is to start small Stand Version 2.0 (Project Pending)
* General Overview
h4. Systems Engineering Process - Version 2.0
# Initial Questions
# Requirements Document
# Block Diagram
# Preliminary Design
# Detailed Design
# Design Review
# Procurement/Manufacture
# Assembly
# Integration
# Testing
# Disposal
h4. Documentation - Version 2.0
# Budget
# Timeline
# BOM
# PCB Files
# Software Source Code
# Assembly Instructions
# Operating Manual
# Safety Procedures
# Software/Firmware Summary
# Meeting Minutes
# Licensing and simple, and then build on what is learned when moving to larger and more complex stands later on. This is very much in keeping with Mach 30's philosopy of starting (literally) from the ground up to build the infrastructure required to facilitate safe, routine, reliable, and sustained access to space. The first iteration of Shepard will only measure the thrust and exhaust temperature of model rocket motors sized A through E. The second iteration will step beyond that to offer higher resolution measurements and high speed video capture among other things. The Shepard project is structured in a way that should allow anyone to build and improve upon the designs. Everyone from experienced space flight hardware designers to educators and students are welcome to get involved with the project and share their knowledge and enthusiasm.
If you're interested in getting involved, a good place to start would be the https://opendesignengine.net/projects/shepard-ts/wiki/Initial_Questions_v1_0:"Initial Questions". These are the questions that will inform the rest of the design process on Shepard. Attribution
# Errata
Welcome to the *Shepard h2. Shepard Test Stand* project Wiki. This wiki contains documentation covering the design, development, fabrication, Stand Version 1.0
* [[General Overview v1_0|General Overview]]
h4. Systems Engineering Process - Version 1.0
# [[Initial Questions v1_0|Initial Questions]]
# [[Requirements Document v1_0|Requirements Document]]
# Block Diagram
# Preliminary Design
# Detailed Design
# Design Review
# Procurement/Manufacture
# Assembly
# Integration
# Testing
# Disposal
h4. Documentation - Version 1.0
# [[Budget v1_0|Budget]]
# [[Timeline v1_0|Timeline]]
# BOM
# PCB Files
# Software Source Code
# Assembly Instructions
# Operating Manual
# Safety Procedures
# Software/Firmware Summary
# [[Meeting Minutes v1_0|Meeting Minutes]]
# [[Licensing and use of the test stand. Much of the information here started life over in the forums, where we held discussions Attribution v1_0|Licensing and attempted to reach a consensus on the items here. If you have questions about the thought process behind an item, the forums would be a good place to start. In most cases link(s) to the appropriate forum discussions will be included in the wiki pages. Attribution]]
# Errata
The idea behind the *Shepard h2. Shepard Test Stand* project is to start small Stand Version 2.0 (Project Pending)
* General Overview
h4. Systems Engineering Process - Version 2.0
# Initial Questions
# Requirements Document
# Block Diagram
# Preliminary Design
# Detailed Design
# Design Review
# Procurement/Manufacture
# Assembly
# Integration
# Testing
# Disposal
h4. Documentation - Version 2.0
# Budget
# Timeline
# BOM
# PCB Files
# Software Source Code
# Assembly Instructions
# Operating Manual
# Safety Procedures
# Software/Firmware Summary
# Meeting Minutes
# Licensing and simple, and then build on what is learned when moving to larger and more complex stands later on. This is very much in keeping with Mach 30's philosopy of starting (literally) from the ground up to build the infrastructure required to facilitate safe, routine, reliable, and sustained access to space. The first iteration of Shepard will only measure the thrust and exhaust temperature of model rocket motors sized A through E. The second iteration will step beyond that to offer higher resolution measurements and high speed video capture among other things. The Shepard project is structured in a way that should allow anyone to build and improve upon the designs. Everyone from experienced space flight hardware designers to educators and students are welcome to get involved with the project and share their knowledge and enthusiasm.
If you're interested in getting involved, a good place to start would be the https://opendesignengine.net/projects/shepard-ts/wiki/Initial_Questions_v1_0:"Initial Questions". These are the questions that will inform the rest of the design process on Shepard. Attribution
# Errata