Samuel Cano
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Also affiliated: University of Arkansas System (2025)
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Samuel Cano's research focuses on the development and demonstration of electric propulsion systems for small satellites. His recent work includes a dielectric barrier discharge ignition system for electrostatic thrusters and the development of a low-temperature cofired ceramic electric propulsion system, including the demonstration of plasma generation. Cano was also involved in the ARKSAT project, which served as an operational demonstrator for novel ground tracking and deorbiting technology aimed at active spectroscopy for small satellite systems. He has co-authored two publications and collaborates with researchers at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, including Po-Hao Huang and Morgan Roddy.
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- Publications: 3
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Development Toward Low-Temperature Cofired Ceramic Electric Propulsion System With Demonstration of Plasma Generation (2026)
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- Development Toward Low-Temperature Cofired Ceramic Electric Propulsion System With Demonstration of Plasma Generation
- Development Toward Low-Temperature Cofired Ceramic Electric Propulsion System With Demonstration of Plasma Generation
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