| Spacecraft | S-Net |
|---|---|
| Type | Nanosatellite |
| Units or mass | 8 kg |
| Organization | Technical University of Berlin |
| Institution | University |
| Entity type | Academic / Education |
| Country | Germany |
| Launch brokerer | Exolaunch |
| Oneliner |
Demonstrate multipoint inter-satellite-link with S-band transceiver. |
| Description |
Demonstrate multipoint inter-satellite-link with S-band transceiver. Verify the newly developed / optimized ISL communication protocols (OSI level 3 and above). Analyse the stability of a nanosatellite formation. Demonstrate the feasibility of nanosatellites as a base for demanding commmunication missions. |
| Sources | [1] [2] [3] |
| Photo sources | [1] |
Related Spacecraft
| Spacecraft | Status | Rocket | Launch date | Orbit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S-Net 1 (Tubsat 13, S-NET A) | Operational? (Website lists extended operations project to finish in December 2023 but last SatNOGS reports with data 2021-09-16 last checked 2023-06-08) | Sojuz-2-1a | 2018-02-01 | 580 km, 97.8 deg |
| S-Net 2 (Tubsat 14, S-NET B) | Operational? (Website lists extended operations project to finish in December 2023 but last SatNOGS reports with data 2022-05-27 last checked 2023-06-08) | Sojuz-2-1a | 2018-02-01 | 580 km, 97.8 deg |
| S-Net 3 (Tubsat 15, S-NET C) | Operational? (Website lists extended operations project to finish in December 2023 but last SatNOGS reports with data 2022-12-14 last checked 2023-06-08) | Sojuz-2-1a | 2018-02-01 | 580 km, 97.8 deg |
| S-Net 4 (Tubsat 16, S-NET D) | Operational? (Website lists extended operations project to finish in December 2023 but last SatNOGS reports with data 2022-08-29 last checked 2023-06-08) | Sojuz-2-1a | 2018-02-01 | 580 km, 97.8 deg |
Last modified: 2024-05-29
