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Initial specifications and requirements for satellite bus

 

ParameterRequirementsJustification
Mechanical subsystem  
Payload physical envelope  
Payload mass<0.200 kg 
Camera aperture placementZenith panel
Flush with panel?
 
Power subsystem  
Payload energy consumption3 W for 3 minutes observation pr. passEstimation. Target observation time expected to be shorter than 3 minutes
Peak power needed> 10 WShould be able to operate TM/TC, downlink radio, ADCS and payload at once during target pass.
Energy needed Should be able to perform target observation (inkl. slewing maneuvering) and downlink for four consecutive passes
Communications  
Downlink data rate (usable bits)1 - 2 Mbit

Estimation of size of one target measurement packet, one pr. pass:

500 pixels x 500 pixels x 2 bytes/pixel x 10 channels = 5 Mbytes = 50 Mbits

S-band:
50 Mbits / 0.1 Mbits/sec = 500 sec
50 Mbits / 1 Mbits/sec = 50 sec

X-band:

50 Mbits / 10 Mbits/sec = 5 sec
50 Mbits / 20 Mbits/sec = 2.5 sec

 

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Uncompressed:

500 pixels x 500 pixels x 2 bytes/pixel x 100 channels = 50 Mbytes = 500 Mbits

S-band:
500 Mbits / 0.1 Mbits/sec = 5000 sec
500 Mbits / 1 Mbits/sec = 500 sec

X-band:

500 Mbits / 10 Mbits/sec = 50 sec
500 Mbits / 20 Mbits/sec = 25 sec


Attitude log information:

100 Hz gives additional 1-2 MB


Downlink frequency band

2200-2290 MHz (S-band)

8025-8400 MHz (X-band)

Used for non-commercial services. Information from NRS. TBC.

Alternative?

Downlink power/EIRP needed Depending on GS antenna size, power available and freq. band
Downlink radio energy consumption Ground station pass expected to be 5 < t < 12 min. Max 12 min in second pass depending on orbit type. One downlink pass pr. target observation. 3-5 revisits achievable.
Ground station/data access Depending on frequency band
If possible, GS at NTNU, in addition to others
Launch and orbit  
Orbit typeHigh-LEO/Polar (may or may not be SSO)Target area is far north, ground stations expected to be far north
Orbit height400 - 600Low orbit preferable due to better resolution
Orbit inclination75-98 degReferred to orbit type
Other parameters

Ω: 30 - 45 deg or Ω: 210 - 225 deg


Ascending node drift

Pass should be close to mid-day over target area for best light conditions
Satellite moving south-north gives possibility to download data right after target pass (GS north of pass area). North-south pass in mid-day is also a possibility, but may constrain the south GS download.

Should be limited to ensure satellite pass by target area day-time during summer/autumn time

ADCS  
Slewrate (max, precision)2 deg/s (we can aim for 4 deg/s)In order to be able to point towards target during a pass
Pointing accuracy0.1 deg (0.01 deg)The higher the better, although requirements may set it to even higher pointing accuracy requirement.
Momentum budget Satellite must be able to perform slewing manouver for four consecutive passes
Peak power needed during slew  
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