Design of the measuring electronics to record seismo-acoustic signals on a planetary surface

Kurzfassung

The Analysis of synthetic generated elastic waves on a planetary surface are of scientific interest, to obtain Information about the mechanical properties of the surface materials. Withi the scope of this Bachelor Thesis the electrical design of an autarkic and autonomous measuring unit was developed. This measuring electronics can be depoloyed on a planetary surface and records the seismo-acoustic with an acceleration sensor. Additional to the scientific data of the acceleration sensor the measuring electronics records and processes Information about the operating status of the electrical design. For the verification and further developments of the electrical design concept, a prototype of the measuring electronics was constructed to perform measurements of the eleastic signals in the acoustic frequency range under mission-similar conditions in the laboratory environment.