Conference paper 2024

Space Probe to Search for Habitable Worlds

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Rodriguez-Fernandez, José Luis
 BJ
Bugarín, Javier
16th Congreso de Tecnologia, Aprendizaje y Ensenanza de la Electronica, TAEE 2024
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Abstract

This article describes the project carried out by the students of the vocational training cycles of IES Escolas Proval [1] to participate in the CanSat challenge [2] organised by Esero, the Spanish delegation of the European Space Agency's (ESA) Educational Resources Office [3]. The challenge consists of building a satellite the size of a soda can that is capable of carrying out a specific mission. The development of the work and the search for solutions are challenges that students must overcome with the help of their mentors. © 2024 IEEE.

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Project-Based Learning Vocational training design Electronics and Programming Satellite

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Personnel training Apprentices Students Project based learning Vocational training Educational resource Communication satellites Space flight Electronic and programming European Space Agency Space probes
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Department of Electronics, IES Escolas Proval, Nigrán, Spain
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1 High School Escolas Proval
2 Cansat Challenge
3 European Space Education Resource Office in Spain Esero Spain
4 Seti Project
5 3 Axis Magnetic Field Sensor
6 Ambient Light Meter
7 Oxygen Sensor
8 Three Axis Gyroscope
9 Multiple Barometric Sensor
10 Esp32 Microcontroller
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