GT-1 Satellite

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Name GT-1 (GT 1)
Type CubeSat
Units or mass 1U
Mass in kg 1.14 kg
Status Reentry 2022-06-19. Was operational until 2022-04-10. (Official Twitter on 2022-05-18)
Launched 2021-12-21
NORAD ID 51510
Deployer J-SSOD (JEM Small Satellite Orbital Deployer)
Launcher Falcon 9 (CRS-24)
Deployment Deployed from Sherpa on 2022-02-03
Organization Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech)
Institution University
Entity Academic / Education
Headquarters US
Launch brokerer Mitsui
Oneliner

Educational mission and radio amateur repeater payload.

Description

Educational proof of concept and satellite bus demonstrator. We are using this mission as an opportunity for undergraduates to get involved in all parts of a space mission, from design to implementation and sustainment.

  • We will test a prototype deployable antenna and solar panels, which can be used for future missions derived from the same baseline design, and with inclusion of additional experimental equipment.
  • We will operate with AX.25 protocol to collect telemetry data.
  • In partnership with the W4AQL Georgia Tech Amateur Radio Club, the satellite will also host a digital contact ROBOT payload, inspired by the Russian ham satellites RS-12 and RS-13.
  • We will collect QSO information from individuals who contact the ROBOT as it orbits. The satellite will also function as a standard digipeater.
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COTS subsystems
  • EPS - GomSpace NanoPower P31u
On the same launch

Last modified: 2024-05-29

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