Abstract

Pulsed Plasma Thrusters (PPT) are very high specific impulse but low efficient electric propulsion engine which are being used as primary or secondary propulsion mechanism for spacecrafts (cube, micro, nano or pico satellites). PPTs are used in academic and/or industrial research from decades, but its experimental data collection methods are normally offline, analysis methods are conventional, and data interpretation lies in electromagnetic, physical, and chemical domain. It is inadequate to explain PPT generated data in few specific domains only and it may prone to inadequate explanations which can hide vast insights of data. Actually, PPT generated data are usually big data. It is essential to analyze and explain PPT data in data science and machine learning domain to get keen insights from the data. To this date no such complete solution exists for PPT either in industrial arena or academia to use all these three technologies. To meet the gap, we propose and implement an Internet of Things (IoT) based architecture for PPT experimental facility to collect, accumulate, and process PPT data intelligently. This architecture yields some machine learning (ML) models with prediction accuracy above 93%. This architecture is a complete IoT and big data based Artificial Intelligence (AI) implementation on PPT data through data science and ML processes. This architecture is capable to contribute in both academic as well as industrial research, development and deployment.

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