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Cesar Arza arzagc@inta.es INTA 2009 CUBESAT DEVELOPERS WORKSHOP 23RD APRIL 2008 1

CONTENTS INTRO: WHY OPTOS WHY 2G OPTOS 2G OPTOS CONCEPT STRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT SPACE OPTIMIZATION IMPROVEMENT EPS IMPROVEMENT ADCS IMPROVEMENT TTC IMPROVEMENT OUTRO: CONCLUSIONS AND BEYOND 2

INTRO: WHY OPTOS INTA: National Institute for Aerospace Technology. Under supervision of Ministry of Defence Satellites launched: INTASAT (1974) MINISAT (1997) NANOSAT 1A (2004) New line in cubesats a reliable platform to provide easy acces to Space (low cost / short development) First in the line: OPTOS (Q1/2010) 3U cubesat technological demonstrator...... but completely professional and operational: OBDH, TTC, ADCS, etc... Development, QA and models phylosophy 3

INTRO: WHY 2G OPTOS A SECOND GENERATION is implicit in the INTA Cubesat line... easy access to space (as said before) OPTOS is intended to be the first one OPTOS to show that it is possible OPTOS 2G to be (even) better: More professional More efficient Lessons learnt Less errors, more efficacy Not demonstrator Real tasks, professional payloads 4

2G OPTOS CONCEPT (I) Main idea: to continue the OPTOS 3U Cubesat line immediately Evaluate possible missions What if... : Which tasks could a better OPTOS afford? Act as if a 2G mission is actually to be developed NOW Generate actual documentation Make and actual trade-off study Considerate different alternatives 5

2G OPTOS CONCEPT (II) OPTOS 2G to carry out an specialized scientific / technical mission Specialized and professional payload Strong space requirements Strong power requirements Strong pointing requirements Strong data budget requirements OPTOS to be improved in: Structure Space optimization Power generation ADCS TTC 6

STRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT (I) OPTOS structure External and internal structure Subsystems and payloads in boards attached to the internal structure 7

STRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT (II) 2G OPTOS structure A lot of space is lost between internal external OPTOS structure (maybe critical for pro payloads and subsystems) A new onebody structureunderdevelopment 8

SPACE OPTIMIZ. IMPROVEMENT (I) OPTOS SS and PL internal distribution Distributed through the whole satellite, at different levels ( = boards) All the internal space is occupied 9

SPACE OPTIMIZ. IMPROVEMENT (II) 2G OPTOS SS and PL internal distribution SSs are grouped to occupy as minimum space as possible A big space (200 x 50 x 50 mm) for a PL available (we expect to enlarge it even more work in progress-) 10

POWER GEN. IMPROVEMENT (I) OPTOS power generation 6-cells pannels mounted on the four larger sides of the satellite Maximum power generated: 7W (for optimum Sun orientation) 11

OWER GEN. IMPROVEMENT (II) 2G OPTOS power generation (I) Considered options: Configuration 1: four 6-cells panels deployed 120º, with solar cells on both sides of the deployable solar panels (as well as the body-mounted solar cells) Configuration 2: four 6-cells panels deployed 150º, with solar cells only in one side of the deployable solar panels (as well as the body-mounted solar cells)

OWER GEN. IMPROVEMENT (III) 2G OPTOS power generation (II) Results: Configuration 1: 18 W maximum / 8 W minimum Configuration 2: 14 W maximum / 7 W minimum Configuration 1 is the most efficient: 3 x number of panels in OPTOS Tethraedron configuration completely symmetrical no matter Sun direction (isotropic configuration) (suitable for a wide range of missions, no matter the needed orientation)

DCS IMPROVEMENT (I) OPTOS ADCS SENSORS: 2 Sun Sensors 1 Magnetometer 1 Solar Presence detector ACTUATORS: 1 Reaction Wheel 5 Magnetotorquers ACHIEVED PERFORMANCE: - MPE: 5 deg (att. knowledge) - APE: 15 deg (att. control) - RPE: 20 arcsec (att. stability)

DCS IMPROVEMENT (II) 2G OPTOS ADCS The same than OPTOS, plus... 2 Sun Sensors (OPTOS) 5 Sun Sensors (2G) 1 Reaction Wheel (OPTOS) 4 Actuation Wheels (2G) (3 axis + auxiliar plane) 1 Star Tracker (2G) ACHIEVED PERFORMANCE: - MPE: 10 arcsec (att. knowledge) - APE: 1 deg (att. control) - RPE: 20 arcsec (att. stability) This performance would be enough for high-precission astronomical picture taking

TC IMPROVEMENT (I) OPTOS TTC Half-duplex transceiver + 4 monopoles (18 cm) UHF 402 MHz Bit-rate: 4 kbps uplink / 5 kbps downlink TC, TM, HK and Payload data use the same transceiver

TC IMPROVEMENT (II) 2G OPTOS TTC Considered options: Improve bit-rate in order to manage professional payload data generation Full duplex

TC IMPROVEMENT (III) 2G OPTOS TTC Double-device TTC arquitecture (FULL DUPLEX) option 4 Half duplex transceiver (same than OPTOS) 4 monopoles (18 cm) for UHF UHF 402 MHz Bit-rate: 4 kbps uplink / 5 kbps downlink TC and HK S-Band transmmiter 2 patches S-Band 2245 MHz Bit-rate: 4-256 kbps downlink (configurable in real time) Payload (e.g. scientifical) TM data POSSIBLE REDUNDANCY UNDER FAILURE

UTRO: CONCLUSIONS AND BEYOND 2G OPTOS suitable for specialized and professional purposes (as a big satellite) Industrial-level and professional Payloads (Earth observation: resolutions up to 30m possible) Any other possible scientific / technical PL under study Other possible improvements to be studied in the future: Orbital control (ionic propulssion, tether propulsion) Formation Flight / Constellations Cheap, fast and easy to create complex constellations Cheap, fast and easy to replace dead components ( = to maintain the constellation alive) Earth observation, Navigation systems, forest fires control...... and beyond?