As part of an engineering team at SpaceX designing microcircuitry to control the grid fins, you must assess the power budget needed to operate 4 fin-control systems. Each system requires 0.16 micro Amperes for circuits with 3.4 milliOhms of resistance. How much total voltage is needed to supply these circuits?

As part of an engineering team at SpaceX designing microcircuitry to control the grid fins, you must assess the power budget needed to operate 4 fin-control systems. Each system requires 0.16 micro Amperes for circuits with 3.4 milliOhms of resistance. How much total voltage is needed to supply these circuits?

Electric Motor Control

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Chapter40: Push-button Synchronizing

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