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NanoAvionics’ flight-proven 16U satellite bus is based on a modular and highly integral design. It delivers extended payload volume and saves development costs for customers.
M16P satellite bus enables customers to concentrate on the most important mission goals and deal with only with high-level mission implementation tasks, such as payload development and its support during the mission in orbit.
The standard configuration of the bus is optimized for IoT, M2M, ADS-B, AIS and other commercial and emergency communication applications as well as scientific missions. Also, as an option – M16P configuration for Earth Observation (EO) missions are available.
M16P bus can include a propulsion system capable of performing high-impulse maneuvers such as: orbital deployment, orbit maintenance, precision flight in formations, orbit synchronization and atmospheric drag compensation. This results in an extended satellite orbital lifetime, uncovering new opportunities for unique customer missions and significant savings on constellation maintenance costs.
NanoAvionics also offers a single fault tolerant 16U satellite bus design option – M16P-R. By doubling the critical satellite subsystems, single point failures are removed from the system, hence adding mission reliability and redundancy.
Download M16P/M16P-R bus brochure here
NanoAvionics’ flight-proven 16U satellite bus is based on a modular and highly integral design. It delivers extended payload volume and saves development costs for customers.
M16P satellite bus enables customers to concentrate on the most important mission goals and deal with only with high-level mission implementation tasks, such as payload development and its support during the mission in orbit.
The standard configuration of the bus is optimized for IoT, M2M, ADS-B, AIS and other commercial and emergency communication applications as well as scientific missions. Also, as an option – M16P configuration for Earth Observation (EO) missions are available.
M16P bus can include a propulsion system capable of performing high-impulse maneuvers such as: orbital deployment, orbit maintenance, precision flight in formations, orbit synchronization and atmospheric drag compensation. This results in an extended satellite orbital lifetime, uncovering new opportunities for unique customer missions and significant savings on constellation maintenance costs.
NanoAvionics also offers a single fault tolerant 16U satellite bus design option – M16P-R. By doubling the critical satellite subsystems, single point failures are removed from the system, hence adding mission reliability and redundancy.
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SENLaunch date
2022 01 13ETV-A1 is the first of five satellites, contracted to NanoAvionics by British company Sen, to establish video streaming media to provide real-time Ultra-High Definition (UHD) videos of Earth. Each satellite is equipped with several UHD cameras and will provide multiple perspectives of Earth, from wide-angle imagery down to 1.5M resolution.