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Describes the power supply system for the tracker detector in the AMS experiment, indicating its performance in space conditions.
The AMS experiment is designed to search for the antimatter components of cosmic rays, the products of the annihilation of dark matter particles and to perform additional cosmic-ray measurements like spectrum of light nuclei, antiprotons and positrons as well as Iso-topic composition for light elements. The complete AMS instrument will be installed on the space station Alpha in year 2003. A preliminary version of the apparatus has flown in June 1998 on the Space Shuttle mission STS-91.The power supply system of the tracker, described in this paper, has been con-structed optimizing noise performances, following space qualification criteria for a ten day mission on the shuttle and considering the operation in the fringe magnetic field of the spectrometer. This paper also includes a short description of tracker electronics to be powered. Optimisation and qualification tests on the complete power supply system are also reported.
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