Stellar Exploration Inc. has developed a high performance Hydrazine Monopropellant Micro Propulsion system for use with CubeSats with focus on manufacturability and affordability. The 1kg micropropulsion system will be coupled to one or two additional 1kg CubeSat units making an overall 2-3kg two or three unit CubeSat system compatible with California Polytechnic State University’s P-POD deployment system. The micro propulsion system includes four 1.5 Newton thrusters arranged appropriately to control roll, pitch, yaw and axial translation. The monopropellant micropropulsion system required many innovations in order to miniaturize it to meet the geometric and mass requirements of CubeSats. These innovations include the use of specially desi...
The Center for Space Exploration and Technology Research (cSETR) at the University of Texas at El Pa...
The trend of recent years shows a growing interest in small satellites. In particular, a platform th...
CubeSats are becoming more mature and many capabilities previously associated with microsatellites a...
Cold gas propulsion systems offer today’s CubeSats a relatively simple propulsion solution, but with...
Work is progressing on monopropellant thrusters for use as an attitude control system for nanosatell...
This paper describes the results of several orbital experiments of a proprietary micropropulsion sys...
Cubesats and other nano- and pico-satellite platforms have traditionally not had the capability of o...
CubeSats provide a cost effective means to perform scientific and technological studies in space. Du...
This study focused on the development of a chemical micropropulsion system suitable for primary prop...
As CubeSats prove their ability to capture images and collect data, space operators plan to send the...
In recent years, there has been an increase in the number of small multi-mission platforms such as C...
The Center for Space Exploration and Technology Research (cSETR) at the University of Texas at El Pa...
Universities and agencies, such as NASA, are looking to utilize CubeSats as a low-cost tool for scie...
The theory, experimentation, and implementation of a green monopropellant propulsion system for smal...
Innovation in small-satellite modern space missions and applications require propulsion capabilities...
The Center for Space Exploration and Technology Research (cSETR) at the University of Texas at El Pa...
The trend of recent years shows a growing interest in small satellites. In particular, a platform th...
CubeSats are becoming more mature and many capabilities previously associated with microsatellites a...
Cold gas propulsion systems offer today’s CubeSats a relatively simple propulsion solution, but with...
Work is progressing on monopropellant thrusters for use as an attitude control system for nanosatell...
This paper describes the results of several orbital experiments of a proprietary micropropulsion sys...
Cubesats and other nano- and pico-satellite platforms have traditionally not had the capability of o...
CubeSats provide a cost effective means to perform scientific and technological studies in space. Du...
This study focused on the development of a chemical micropropulsion system suitable for primary prop...
As CubeSats prove their ability to capture images and collect data, space operators plan to send the...
In recent years, there has been an increase in the number of small multi-mission platforms such as C...
The Center for Space Exploration and Technology Research (cSETR) at the University of Texas at El Pa...
Universities and agencies, such as NASA, are looking to utilize CubeSats as a low-cost tool for scie...
The theory, experimentation, and implementation of a green monopropellant propulsion system for smal...
Innovation in small-satellite modern space missions and applications require propulsion capabilities...
The Center for Space Exploration and Technology Research (cSETR) at the University of Texas at El Pa...
The trend of recent years shows a growing interest in small satellites. In particular, a platform th...
CubeSats are becoming more mature and many capabilities previously associated with microsatellites a...