Nowadays, it is widely used the term Nanosatellite when we refer to those satellites whose mass are less than about 10 kg. But it is not only a question of size and power consumption when we talk about this new kind of satellites; it is also a new spacecraft design philosophy. In this paper, we present a small LEO (Low Earth Orbit) satellite, named ‘NANOSAT’, designed and developed by the Spanish Space Agency INTA (Instituto Nacional de Técnica Aeroespacial), currently in the manufacturing and testing phase. We will show here the general design philosophy, which has conducted the project to this stage, giving a description of each subsystem inside the satellite as well as the interfaces between them
Recent nanosatellite programs and studies of nanosatellites for operational missions have highlighte...
Nowadays, nanosatellites are gaining momentum in the space sector thanks to their develop and launch...
The capability to build complex electronic functions into compact packages is opening the path to mi...
The goal of the research program is to develop a prototype of a satellite constellation consisting o...
It is more and more obvious that nanosatellites are becoming key players to conduct all kinds of exp...
For more than a decade, engineers at Surrey and elsewhere have been advocating a modular approach to...
The aim of this work is to investigate alternative strategies and technical solutions for the realiz...
Traditional satellite design techniques appear to break down for very small spacecraft weighing less...
With the ever-increasing capabilities of the smallest remote sensing satellites, a serious bottlenec...
This paper describes a joint project to design, develop, and deploy a satellite based tracking syste...
Nano-satellites represent a new generation of satellite platforms that is opening its own market nic...
The growth in cost and complexity of traditional scientific missions along with the reduction in spa...
Satellites have always been considered to be extremely expensive and risky business, which not only ...
Nano-satellites are small (less than 10 kg) and low cost satellites of which quite a number has been...
Recently, there has been an increased interest in using nanosatellites in space science missions due...
Recent nanosatellite programs and studies of nanosatellites for operational missions have highlighte...
Nowadays, nanosatellites are gaining momentum in the space sector thanks to their develop and launch...
The capability to build complex electronic functions into compact packages is opening the path to mi...
The goal of the research program is to develop a prototype of a satellite constellation consisting o...
It is more and more obvious that nanosatellites are becoming key players to conduct all kinds of exp...
For more than a decade, engineers at Surrey and elsewhere have been advocating a modular approach to...
The aim of this work is to investigate alternative strategies and technical solutions for the realiz...
Traditional satellite design techniques appear to break down for very small spacecraft weighing less...
With the ever-increasing capabilities of the smallest remote sensing satellites, a serious bottlenec...
This paper describes a joint project to design, develop, and deploy a satellite based tracking syste...
Nano-satellites represent a new generation of satellite platforms that is opening its own market nic...
The growth in cost and complexity of traditional scientific missions along with the reduction in spa...
Satellites have always been considered to be extremely expensive and risky business, which not only ...
Nano-satellites are small (less than 10 kg) and low cost satellites of which quite a number has been...
Recently, there has been an increased interest in using nanosatellites in space science missions due...
Recent nanosatellite programs and studies of nanosatellites for operational missions have highlighte...
Nowadays, nanosatellites are gaining momentum in the space sector thanks to their develop and launch...
The capability to build complex electronic functions into compact packages is opening the path to mi...