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1. Environmental constraints
1.1 Mechanical engineering
Electronic equipment is subjected to vibrations when the rocket is launched, and shocks when the satellite is ejected from the nose cone (top of the rocket), as well as when the panels are deployed following the triggering of pyrotechnic bolts. Thermomechanical aspects related to fatigue phenomena are discussed in paragraph 1.3 .
The origin of mechanical stresses results from three consecutive phases:
the launch...
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- ECSS standards for PCB. - ECSS-Q-ST-70-60C -
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- IPC standards electronics assembly. - IPC-1-610 -
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