A Pico-Satellite Design to Demonstrate Trajectory and Science Applications

M.S. Uludag; S. Speretta; A. Menicucci; M.F. van den Bos; C.H. Broekhuizen; M.J.M. Bielders; J. Haenen; E.K.A. Gill

A Pico-Satellite Design to Demonstrate Trajectory and Science Applications

M.S. Uludag, S. Speretta, A. Menicucci, M.F. van den Bos, C.H. Broekhuizen, M.J.M. Bielders, J. Haenen, E.K.A. Gill

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This paper presents the design, integration and testing of a pico satellite, Delfi-PQ, a 3P PocketQube developed by Delft University of Technology, expected to be launched at the end of 2020. The main goal of this project is creating a miniaturized platform for future space missions with performances comparable to CubeSats, taking advantage of the miniaturization of electronic components and their integration. Education of aerospace engineering students is a second key goal of the project, where students involved in the project as part of their curricular activities.

Original language	English
Number of pages	1
Publication status	Published - 2020
Event	34th Annual Small Satellite Conference - Virtual/online event due to COVID-19 Duration: 1 Aug 2020 → 6 Aug 2020 Conference number: 34

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Conference	34th Annual Small Satellite Conference
Period	1/08/20 → 6/08/20

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