Electronic components: the electronic card

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Electronic components: the electronic card Role The CubeSat have a telecommunication subsystem that will allow communication between the CubeSat and the ground station to share telemetry data. The primary goal of the communication subsystem is to provide a link to relay data findings and send commands to and from the CubeSat if necessary. Telemetry and command subsystems will ensure communication between the ground station and the CubeSat when both are in. Sensors OBC Transceiver Antenna Communication Subsystem Data storage Figure 1: Role of TCS in satellite The telecommunication subsystem will be composed of a transceiver (which host the emission chain and the reception chain) and an antenna. A transceiver is a single board housing both a transmitter and receiver circuit. The transceiver converts data from the OBC into a form that can be sent to a ground station with a carrier signal. The most common Transceivers for CubeSats operate in both the and VHF bands. This allows the use of the VHF band for downlink and band for uplink.

Constraints: There are two main constraints. The first one will be the size and the weight of the CubeSat which is 10 cm 3 and 1,33 kg. The maximum size of the card will be situated under 10x10cm; we can delimit it with the standard PC104 (9.0 cm x 9.6 cm). (9.0 cm x 9.6 cm) About the weight of the card, it must be as little as possible to be sure that the CubeSat will not exceed the limit of 1,33 kg. We can make a first estimation of the constraint at 100g. The maximum consumption of the CubeSat communication sub-system is 1,5W. This consumption will be effective during a short time, because the OBC will be able shutdown or not the transmission of data for various reasons (such as the ground station not in anymore, no data to transmit or entering in power saving mode) The second one will be link to the space environment. For each parameter listed below the card must be able to support them. Altitude: 400 1000 km above the sea level Inclination: 0 to 56 (inclination of ISS) Temperature: -40 C to + 80 C Radiation: resisting UV radiation, X, protons, and plasma in LEO Duration of lifetime: 2 weeks to 1,5 month Vibration on the launch We also need to have in mind the cost of the card, if we can choose a similar card with an important economy for the global budget, it will be preferable. Furthermore, the band chosen for downlink communications is 435-438 MHz. Transmission rate: 1200 to 9600

Existing products ISIS TRXUV Full duplex Li-1 Radio He-1 Radio AMSAT-F transceiver Price 8,500 5000 $ 4900 $ 800 Weight (g) 75 48-52 78 70-100 Size (mm) 96x90x15 32x65x10 90x95 90.2x82 Temperature [-20;60] [-30;70] [-30;70] [-20;50] ( C) Power (W), On Receiver Only 4.0 < x <0.480 10 < x <0.20 16 < x < 0.20 5.78 < x < 0.57 downlink downlink Frequency 420 450 MHz 435 438 MHz Protocols AX.25 / HDLC AX.25 / FX.25 Data rate Selectable: 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600 VHF Receiver uplink 1200 to 9600 VHF Receiver uplink 140 150 MHz 145.80-146.00 MHz Frequency Protocols AX.25 / HDLC AX.25 / FX.25 Data rate 1200 baud 1200 to 9600 Link https://www.isi space.nl/produc t/isis-uhfdownlink-vhfuplink-fullduplextransceiver/ http://www.as trodev.com/pu blic_html2/no de/2 http://www.astr odev.com/public _html2/node/20 PDF available on demand.

CPUT VUTRX Clyde Space CMC CPUT UTRX Clyde Space NanoCom AX 100 CPUT S-Band CubeSat Price 8,600 $ 8,600 $? 8,900 $ Weight (g) <90 <90 <24.5 Size (mm) 96x90 PC104 65 x 40 x 6.5 Temperature ( C) [-25;61] [-25;61] [-40 ;60] Power (W), On Receiver Only 4.0 10.0 <0.250 Low-power Flash based FPGA Downlink Frequency 420 450 MHz 420 450 MHz Protocols AX.25 AX.25 Data rate 9600 0.1 kbps to 115.2 kbps VHF Receiver Receiver Uplink Frequency 130 150 MHz 420 450 MHz Protocols AX.25 AX.25 Data rate 1200 0.1 kbps to 115.2 kbps Link https://www.cly de.space/produ cts/14-cputvutrx https://www.c lyde.space/pro ducts/34-cpututrx http://gomspace. com/index.php?p =products-ax100 https://www.cly de.space/produc ts/35-cputsband-cubesattransmitter Figure 2: Comparison between several communication cards Existing products have been chosen in correlation with a document that list all the CubeSat sent in space from 2003 to 2016. For University CubeSats, mains communications systems use cards listed in the tab. There are two cards (Li-1 and He-1) that are used for satellite communications.

ISIS TRXUV, CPUT VUTRX are two cards globally equivalent, there is a lot of communications established with those systems in past missions. Especially in the five last years. All the cards present in this table respect all the characteristics that we need to match. The popularity of the ISIS TRXUV encourages us to choose her for the entire simulation test.