Update on the Spacecraft Atmosphere Monitor Technology Demonstration Project

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2020-07-31Autor
Darrach, Murray
Madzunkov, Stojan
Kidd, Richard
Bae, Byunghoon
Zhong, Fang
Simcic, Jurij
Malone, Charles
Belousov, Anton
Belousov, Anton
Maiwald, Frank
Gonzales, Marianne
Homer, Margie
Diaz, Ernesto
Moore, Bradley
Nikolic, Dragan
Purcell, Richard
Oyake, Amalaye
Tillmans, Tina
Reichenbach, Kelsey
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We report on the scientific and engineering progress for the second technology demonstration unit (TDU2) of the Spacecraft Atmosphere Monitor (S.A.M.). The S.A.M. TDU2 is a compact gas chromatograph mass spectrometer (GCMS) for monitoring both the trace volatile organics and the major constituents in the astronaut cabin atmosphere. Progress on the micro electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) gas chromatograph is detailed, showing sensitivity and selectivity of the TDU2 analytical measurements. The TDU2 capabilities for monitoring the cabin air major constituents is also detailed, highlighting improvements from the first S.A.M. TDU instrument.