Rocket Lab Rideshare CubeSat Launch in Maxwell

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Rocket Lab Rideshare CubeSat Launch in Maxwell Daniel Gillies Rocket Lab USA Mission Management & Integration Director 2018 CubeSat Developers Workshop

AGENDA Rocket Lab & Electron Introduction Rocket Lab CubeSat Flights Maxwell CubeSat Dispenser Maxwell Dispenser Family Specifications Maxwell Testing CubeSat Launch Services How to Fly on Electron Advantages for CubeSats Facilities & Capabilities First Flight CubeSat Integration to Maxwell Planet Dove Pioneer Rocket Lab Flight 2 Still Testing

ROCKET LAB INTRO Founded in 2006 by Peter Beck US Company HQ in Huntington Beach, CA 5 Sites in the US and NZ Fully vertically integrated in house First private company to reach space in southern hemisphere 2009 Over 80 successful sounding rocket launches 10 year history building complex systems 1 st Electron launch in May 2017 reached space 2 nd Electron launch in January 2018 reached orbit, deployed 3 CubeSats for Planet & Spire CubeSat Integration Completed for Flights 3 and 4 Huntington Beach, California Auckland, New Zealand

ROCKET LAB USA ENGINE AND AVIONICS PRODUCTION

ROCKET LAB LTD VEHICLE FINAL ASSEMBLY

ROCKET LAB LC-1 MAHIA PENINSULA, NZ

IT S A TEST MAY 2017 STILL TESTING JAN 2018

ELECTRON World s Only Commercially Operational Small Launch Vehicle 150kg Payload to 500km SSO 225kg to 39 degree orbit Clean sheet design Mass produced Designed for rapid launch Supports both dedicated & rideshare missions

ROCKET LAB CUBESAT FLIGHTS Multiple avenues for CubeSat Launch Rocket Lab arranges direct rideshare opportunities F2: Still Testing F3: It s Business Time & Additional Q1 2019 Opportunities) NASA VCLS ELaNa XIX Dedicated CubeSat Flight (image to right) Excess capacity on primary customer missions (managed by Rocket Lab) Customer managed rideshare Flights

ROCKET LAB MAXWELL DISPENSERS

WHY MAXWELL? Reduce Lead Times 4 Weeks from Receipt of Order Stay Cost Competitive 1U: $15k 3U: $20k 6U: $40k Optimize Launch Mass 3U: 1kg 6U: 1.6kg Customizable to Meet Customer Requirements 1.5U, 3U+, 8U, Custom Pusher Plates..

MAXWELL COMMON FEATURES Pusher Plate Occupancy Switch (Optional) Rear Mounting Interface Lightweight Carbon Body Redundant Door Actuation Mechanism Door Monitoring Switch Rail Preload Set Screws Door Open Lock Standard Horizontal Mounting Feet

MAXWELL 1U DISPENSER Dispenser Mass: ~0.9 kg Max Payload Mass: 5.5kg, however 2kg recommended Dispenser Cost: $15,000 USD Offers both horizontal and vertical mounting options as a standard

MAXWELL 1U DISPENSER

MAXWELL 1U DISPENSER PAYLOAD ENVELOPE

MAXWELL 3U DISPENSER Dispenser Mass: ~1 kg Max Payload Mass: 5.5kg Dispenser Cost: $20,000 USD Current configuration offers horizontal mounting as standard, with option to include rear mounting interface as shown THREE UNITS FLOWN ON ELECTRON F2

MAXWELL 3U DISPENSER

MAXWELL 3U DISPENSER PAYLOAD ENVELOPE

MAXWELL 6U DISPENSER Dispenser Mass: ~1.6 kg Max Payload Mass: 11 kg Dispenser Cost: $40,000 USD Current configuration offers horizontal mounting as standard, with option to include rear mounting interface as shown 6U baseline design set at 366mm rail length based on customer demand. 340mm length also available

MAXWELL 6U DISPENSER

MAXWELL 6U DISPENSER PAYLOAD ENVELOPE

PATH TO LAUNCH A CUBESAT IN MAXWELL ON ELECTRON Secure launch reservation (L-18m to L-3m) Rocket Lab rideshare includes the ability to provide flexible booking (6 month period, simple re-manifest with sufficient notice, etc). Dispenser can be purchased at same time (Rocket Lab also supports third party dispensers, such as Tyvak or PSC) Complete Mission Integration Cycle (1-2 Months) CubeSats to show verification to Rocket Lab environments, inhibit strategies and compatibility with Maxwell dispenser Deliver to Rocket Lab for Integration (L-35 to 40 days) Integration for CubeSats primarily occurs at Rocket Lab USA (Mahia also optional) Rocket Lab arranges transport, export licensing from USA to launch site In some cases, Maxwell will be integrated to Payload Plate in Huntington Beach Launch Rocket Lab provides state vector and separation confirmation telemetry to Customer Customer can participate in launch viewing activities from Huntington Beach or in Mahia (at customer cost)

PAYLOAD PROCESSING HUNTINGTON BEACH Class 100k Cleanroom ESD Flooring & Work Areas Wrist straps & grounding points provided Standard 110V Power Additional power needs supported upon request Hardware Storage Area Cleanroom Garments Included Standard Metric/SAE Tools Available for Use

PAYLOAD PROCESSING HUNTINGTON BEACH Customer CubeSat in Maxwell Dispenser Maxwell Dispenser Transport GSE Installed

PAYLOAD PROCESSING HUNTINGTON BEACH Fit Check Conducted in Huntington Beach Cleanroom for NASA VCLS Mission Rocket Lab Electron Payload Plate Integrated Payload Plate (Tyvak Dispensers)

CUBESAT PAYLOAD TRANSPORT

CUBESAT PAYLOAD DEPLOYMENT Lemur-2 Deployment Payload Plate Electron Kick Stages Delivers CubeSats to Target Orbit Maxwell Deploys Payloads on Orbit

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