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...ation of these systems. They handle the most energy-intensive and critical systems of any ship or station, especially those concerned with taking a ship from ...heir staff, and need to be consulted on any change in status of the ship's systems to ensure they do not interfere with normal operations. Their duty station

...room, Graviton generators and aft sensory array along with other key ship systems that do not need continual access. ...deck, shuttle bay, computer core and engineering facilities, including the impulse control rooms are all on this deck. The main labs for the ship can be found

...as she is designed to explore star systems in depth. Because of this, her impulse engines are the most powerful proportionally to her size of any ship in the ...gines. This class is nimble at both warp and impulse speeds. Fewer onboard systems are experimental than on the ''[[Sagan Class|Sagan]]'', in an effort to imp

...llar surveys. They can also be used effectively to survey planets and star systems as well, when a dedicated science vessel is either not available or not req ...tter pods and injectors are located near the top of the ship, close to the impulse deflection crystal. In an emergency, the antimatter pods can be jettisoned

| propulsionSystem = Impulse Engines ...hatch. With this, it can help starships dock, though with modern berthing systems it has become much less necessary at the Federation's more sophisticated ba

...ntegrated directly into a superstructure containing enhanced impulse drive systems (geared for towing missions), with a four-deck secondary hull underslung fr ...an any other utility vessel in Starfleet’s inventory. The enhanced impulse systems are overpowered to give the ship enough power to move objects many times it

...for deep space tactical engagements with significant advancements in many systems all contained in one space frame. Regenerative shielding, ablative hull arm ...g missions beyond Federation space. Routine maintenance of her complicated systems drew the ship back to Earth in 2378, which was fortunate as another crisis

...he ''Galaxy'' has, due to a slightly smaller warp core. The impulse engine systems are significantly different, as the ''Nebula'' uses exhaust diffusers to pr This class uses standard isolinear computing systems, with two computer cores in the primary hull and a third in the secondary h

* Warp Systems Technician * Impulse Systems Technician

| propulsionSystem = Impulse Engine ...ort in-system missions or transport from orbit to a planet's surface. This impulse-only craft could sustain a crew of 2-4 and 4-6 passengers for several weeks

...-class has completely replaced the original in Starfleet service. As their systems are now twenty years behind the times and their original spaceframes are ov ...volume. While the original ''Centaur'' had a warp reactor located near the impulse engines, the ''Centaur II'' designers moved the warp core into a fully-fled

...ake over from the other with a subsequent impact upon efficiency of ship’s systems. ...d against the Romulan use of tele-presence capturing devices. Though these systems were a generation behind those of Earth’s allies, their simplicity proved

...of which relied on technology developed in the 2270s, even as more modern systems were added in piecemeal. They were built because they were proven, reliable ...ning that primary power failure meant the failure of both warp and impulse systems. To save on production expense, the warp coils in use aboard the two classe

...the ship’s twin shuttle bays, an extensive cargo management area, and the impulse engines. ''Reliant''’s propulsion systems were designed to improve the overall cruising speed to a very respectable W

...sive because of the difficulties presented by two different generations of systems interacting. ...der ''Excelsior'' and ''Miranda''-class ships with less advanced targeting systems. they did engage in direct combat from time to time, it is likely that this

...ars the design has stayed the same while systems including the warp drive, impulse drive, disruptor cannons, and torpedo launchers have been refitted, upgrade ...the bridge, and a light aft-firing torpedo launcher located just above the impulse engine. These ships are geared towards frontal assaults, followed by reposi

...evoted to cargo storage, but they can also be fitted with sensors or other systems. ...s limited to thruster and warp power because the primary hull contains the impulse engines.

...ions of even greater durations, with additional fuel and energy production systems, as well as substantial mission-configurable spaces in the hull flares for ...he hull space that was given up for additional impulse reactors and engine systems could be put to better use in order to house advanced scientific equipment

...o be equipped with a complement of observation probes, which can linger in systems after the ship has passed through to keep an eye on things there, notifying ...sign, with an exterior identical to the original Type-1, but with internal systems that are significantly more advanced.

...owering for impulse flight. The ''Pathfinder'' also has a set of two small impulse jets in the primary hull to enhance maneuverability. Because of their advanced scientific systems, ''Pathfinder'' class ships can usually see threats from many lightyears aw

*Impulse Engines (2) Port / Starboard *Impulse Control Room

...room, Gravitron generators and aft sensory array along with other key ship systems that do not need continual access. ...deck, shuttle bay, computer core and engineering facilities, including the impulse control rooms are all on this deck. The main labs for the ship can be found

'''Deck 03''': Officers Quarters/Impulse Engines '''Deck 04''': Science Laboratories/Impulse Engines

...complement of probes and observation drones which can be left to linger in systems that they’ve scouted to gather more data. In addition, the stellar cartog ...o their much larger contemporaries, the ''Galaxy'' and ''Nebula''-classes. Impulse power is provided by a pair of engines located on either side of the saucer

...also equipped with a complement of observation probes, which can linger in systems after the ship has passed through to keep an eye on things there, notifying ...2380s and includes improvements to the ship's life support and recreation systems to improve its utility as a long-range vessel.

...ts reaches are difficult to navigate and obscure sensors, many of the star systems within are home to colonies, research settlements, or mining facilities. ...lson Nebula during the Earth-Romulan War, where its obfuscations of sensor systems made its monitoring strategically essential. With neither side particularly

...class heavy cruiser, combining aspects of a carrier with enhanced tactical systems for a design that forms an important part of Starfleet's defensive mission. With her large crew and powerful tactical systems, the ''Alita'' would be considered an exploratory cruiser rather than a hea

...-equipped, her primary purpose is to perform in-depth surveys of planetary systems and especially of M-class planets for possible colonization. ...tary bodies. While larger ships might visit dozens if not hundreds of star systems in years-long indefinite missions, ships of this class are often sent to a

...unications department), holodecks, sensors, life support and environmental systems, and waste management. The largest units have multiple sections under this ...ecialists who are highly specialized in their understanding of transporter systems, capable of trouble-shooting any problem and ensuring the safe transportati

...class has led to significant streamlining of their maintenance protocols. Systems have been kept updated over the years, but many processes continue to requi ...nd relatively easy to control at impulse speeds thanks to its wider triple impulse engine layout.

...fficient warp core and the extensive instrumentation and advanced tactical systems adapted from the ''Delta Flyer'' project. While the development of more pow ...cloaking device. However, because of this advanced warp drive system, it's systems are consider rather high maintenance and it spends a lot of its life in the

...ads to ''Sovereign'' being deceptively agile in combat. Each of the ship’s impulse engines has its own fusion reactor to provide power directly. ...h halves of the ship without vital systems. The secondary hull has no main impulse engine, while the primary lacks warp capabilities. The separation maneuver

It is slow and ungainly at impulse speeds, using two primary impulse engines in the wings and two secondary ones lower on the main hull. This is ...lative to the rest of the ship to accommodate the massive heat dissipation systems necessary to keep the ship from frying itself at full power. While recent a

...exploratory missions but are often used to run initial surveys of new star systems before the front-line explorers or science ships are sent in, as they are a ...itizing survivability. The solution to this problem was to take the engine systems from the ''New Orleans''-class and retain their size and configuration, but

...old these sensors further away from the ship's power generation and engine systems to minimize the impacts of localized interference on their operation. The e ...ip's much greater internal volume, thanks to miniaturized power generation systems and more advanced hull construction methods.

...iser in the fleet, an extremely impressive Warp 9.99. The power generation systems are all reinforced and have been built with added redundancies to increase ...eed and to take advantage of larger fusion reactors to power other onboard systems.

...ips are temperamental and require constant attention from their engineers. Impulse engines are located on the ship's stern close to the centerline. The hull p ...ion-configurable labs, on on each level, along with supplementary computer systems.

...per section of the saucer, and two sets of supplementary coils tied to the impulse engines. Together, they are capable of propelling the saucer at a modest sp Tactical systems are roughly equivalent between the ''Galaxy'' and ''Ross''-class designs, a

...e of their speed, their mission pod is fitted with advanced communications systems and they have quarters for a VIP guest. ...proper balancing of the warp field, structural integrity fields, and power systems.

...tall interconnecting dorsal that leads to the saucer. The ship’s two small impulse engines are located where the neck of the ship connects to the saucer and g ..., including torpedo launchers from the ''Constitution''-class and internal systems from the ''Ambassador''.

| propulsionSystem = *32 Impulse Engines ...er reactors, which provide main power for the station. Between each of the impulse quads is a large deflector dish, which functions in a very similar way to t

...of space, with a large number of advanced sensor probes that can linger in systems for years at a time. The ''Typhon''’s greatest strength is its ability to ...he ship’s compact hull is packed with quarters for its pilots, engineering systems, and the hanger bays themselves. However, given their capability to serve a

*Impulse Systems Specialist * Team Leader, Impulse Systems Design

...ems and one black hole, designated as Jck 6-9748. Neither of the five star systems are in any danger to the blackhole, unless the blackhole were to get any bi .... The sector is still in need of a full exploration and survey of its star systems.

Long-range sensor systems aboard the ''Gagarin'' are above average for a ship of her size; the leadin ...thus improving survivability and structural integrity. Two engines provide impulse power along the centerline of the ship.

...l above the atmosphere of Mellstoxx III with their red glow. Between these impulse engines are eight large deflector arrays, which both keep the space lanes a ...Red (Decks 1-20):''' The Command Section, home to ops, command and control systems, the six main computer cores, and senior staff offices and quarters

...ars independent of support, thanks to their efficient engines and reliable systems, to allow for long-distance surveys. Typically, long-distance missions oper ...lpha and Beta Quadrant powers. These nacelle-like structures taper down to impulse engines, which draw power directly from the warp reactor. The main hull is

...isting of a broad primary hull which contains the majority of the vessel’s systems and a separate navigational deflector pod situated aft of the primary hull ...ing on Deck 6 with direct connections to both warp nacelles and the paired impulse engines positioned on the trailing edge of the primary hull. Deuterium is s

...bridge, and an extension under the ventral surface contains the ship’s two impulse engines. ...ering personnel, as well as enhanced structural integrity and tractor-beam systems, which make it well-suited for towing missions. These vessels have gold pai

...short-term and long-term repair bays, propellant stores, warp coil stacks, impulse engine spares, and secured armaments facilities for any armed small craft. ...istication. The oldest units continue with their original mid-24th century systems, while the newest ones are built to modern specifications. Being modular me

...rally larger and warp-capable while shuttlepods are smaller and limited to impulse speeds. ...Type-8 shuttle is an uprated version of the Type-6, with enhanced computer systems, shields, and Type-VI phasers mounted by default, as a response to increasi

...ction speed, including most windows, all armaments, and other non-critical systems. Indeed, many of these ships weren't painted or even ''named'' in the mad r ...th 'wings' flaring out on the aft end that contain the ship's two powerful impulse engines. The bridge module is located in the center of the hull, on a sligh

...a prominent feature of the ship's dorsal hull. As with the warp core, the impulse engines are extra-large to provide fighter-level performance for a relative ...has two decks, the main deck where the cockpit, crew quarters, and primary systems are located, as well as a lower cargo deck. The cockpit module protrudes sl

...ite and huge load of replicable probes allowed it to survey dozens of star systems entirely on its own without a need to resupply, and to do so with previousl ...years-long expeditions outside of Federation space. To maintain all of the systems required to make this happen, ''Galaxy''-class ships have large and highly

...ugh her warp drive has been tuned to an impressive Warp 9.7 maximum speed. Impulse speeds are also impressive, as her role during fleet engagements is to scre Computer systems aboard the ''Norway'' were originally isolinear, but they have since been u

...ore, meaning that the ship is at its most efficient when both hulls' power systems are in operation. ...ng crew required for normal operations is still very large. Other advanced systems include multiphasic radiator plates--which help disperse exotic particles c

The sheer size and complexity of the scientific systems aboard the ''Sutherland'' have limited its ability to carry out long-range ...as been designed from scratch. The ship is outfitted with state-of-the-art systems ready for service well into, and potentially even beyond the 25<sup>th</sup

...'' together was relatively simple and by December 2155, the ship's primary systems were almost at one hundred percent operational efficiency. ...hallenger'']] and the others due to the fact that a majority of the ship's systems were operational and ready, even though he was missing half of his crew and

..., as well as medical facilities, labs, secure cargo bays, and crew support systems. Near the center of this module is the station's arboretum, which is a cyli Computer systems remain isolinear and interfaces are standard LCARS touch panels rather than

...able geometry nacelles were chosen. Independent fusion reactors power each impulse engine, a redundancy and power boost lifted from its successes in the ''Sov ...' could not compare with the ''Sovereign'' in armaments or complexities of systems, and was sacrificing the tactical exceptionality of the ''Prometheus'' for

...s Squadron]]. Designed with higher density fuel storage tanks and hardened systems compared to her sister ships, ''Arcturus'' was intended to lead an extended ...ruction process for ''Arcturus'' was lengthened to allow for most critical systems to be hardened to increase her survivability on long-distance missions.