TalTech大学立方体卫星任务的开发和飞行结果

Muhammad Shadab Khan, R. Gordon, Martin Simon, Kristjan Tonismae, D. Kananovich, V. Sinivee, Marko Karm, K. Repän
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爱沙尼亚塔林塔林理工大学TalTech学生卫星计划于2014年启动,目的是向爱沙尼亚学生传授空间技术知识,并协助爱沙尼亚开发新的空间技术。两颗1单元立方体卫星分别命名为Koit和Hämarik,在爱沙尼亚语中分别翻译为黎明和黄昏,是TalTech卫星计划的一部分。立方体卫星的主要科学任务是演示地球观测和光通信技术。卫星有两种照相机,一种是RGB照相机,一种是近红外照相机,用于对爱沙尼亚进行地球观测。在近地轨道测试高速光通信技术是第二个主要的科学目标,为此,立方体卫星配备了LED(发光二极管)。2019年7月5日,Koit立方体卫星搭载“联盟号”火箭成功发射升空;2020年9月3日,Hämarik立方体卫星搭载阿丽亚娜太空公司“织女星”火箭成功发射升空。Koit立方体卫星自发射以来一年多没有与地面站联系,人们认为它已经丢失了,但在2020年11月21日,它与地面站进行了第一次联系。Hämarik CubeSat于2020年11月15日首次获得联系。该小组已经成功地更新了Hämarik的软件,并且正在对具有更广泛功能的软件进行进一步的工作。光通信尚未进行测试,因为光通信地面站尚未开发,但光通信道路上的一项良好成就是用小型业余望远镜看到卫星,其中一名卫星小组成员于2021年8月17日成功探测到Hämarik立方体卫星,距离约792公里。卫星小组正在与Hämarik取得联系,并已成功下载了一些缩略图,并正在努力与它建立快速数据连接,并确定它的确切位置,以便相机可以对准地球,以便获得立方体卫星捕获的整个图像。
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Development and flight results of TalTech University CubeSat mission
Student Satellite program at TalTech, Tallinn University of Technology, Tallinn, Estonia was initiated in 2014 with an aim to impart space technology knowledge to the Estonian students as well as assist towards development of new Space Technologies in Estonia. Two 1-Unit CubeSat named Koit and Hämarik that translates respectively as Dawn and Twilight in Estonian are part of the TalTech Satellite Program. The main scientific mission of the CubeSats was to demonstrate Earth observation and Optical Communication technology. Satellites had two types of cameras, an RGB Camera and an NIR Camera to carry out Earth Observation over Estonia. Testing High Speed Optical communication technology from LEO (Low Earth Orbit) was the second major scientific goal and for this purpose the CubeSats had LED (Light Emitting Diode). Koit CubeSat was successfully launched to space on-board Soyuz rocket on July 5, 2019 and Hämarik CubeSat was launched to Space on September 3, 2020 on-board Arianespace Vega Rocket. Koit CubeSat did not contact the Ground station for more than a year since its launch and it was assumed to be lost but on November 21, 2020 it made the first contact with the Ground Station. Hämarik CubeSat was first contacted on November 15, 2020. The team has been successful in updating software of Hämarik and further work is being done on the software with broader functions. Optical communication has not been tested yet because ground station for optical communication has not been developed yet but a good achievement in the path to optical communication was to see the satellites with small hobby telescope and one of the satellite team member was successful to detect the Hämarik CubeSat on 17 August 2021 which was at a distance of about 792 Kilometres. Satellite team is in contact with the Hämarik and has been successful to download a few thumbnails and is working to establish a quick data connection with it and determine its exact position so that the cameras can be focused towards the Earth in order to get the whole images captured by the CubeSat.
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