Presenting Geoscan 1U and Geoscan 3U
The CubeSats are designed for the conduct of school and university experiments in near-Earth space
CubeSat Geoscan 1U
- 0.8-1.0 kg assembled weight
- 1.33 kg max weight including payload
- 110х110х113.5 mm dimensions folded
Geoscan 1U specifications
Assembled weight (without a payload) | 0.8-1 kg |
Maximum weight including а payload | 1.33 kg |
Dimensions folded | 110х110х113.5 mm |
Maximum weight of a payload | 0.33…0.50 kg |
Available volume for a payload | 82x82x60 mm |
Available supply for a payload | 12 V / 2 A 5 V / 3 A |
Payload average power at LEO | 500 mV |
Available maximum output of a payload | Up to 35 W |
Storage battery capacity | 40 W*h |
Battery type | Li-ion 2S 7200 mAh |
Battery nominal voltage | 7.4 V |
Number of solar panels | 5 pcs |
Peak output produced on 1 solar panel in LEO | 1.5 W |
Onboard interface | I2C, UART |
Payload interface | UART / CAN / RS-485 |
Antenna type | UHF dual dipole X-band patch antenna |
Control radio channel frequency | 435-438 MHz, frequency modulation |
Data transmission speed through radio channel | 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 14400, 19200 bit/s |
High-speed transmitter frequency | 10.4 GHz, frequency modulation |
High-speed radio channel data rate | Up to 1 Mbit/s |
Stabilization system | Electromagnetic |
Orientation determination | 2 three-axis magnetometers, 6 solar sensors |
Orientation modes | Stabilization of rotation, pointing to the Sun or to the Earth coordinates according to a program |
Accuracy of orientation system | 5º |
Design lifetime | At least 2 years |
Geoscan 3U specifications
№ | Specification | Modification 1 | Modification 2 |
1 | Assembled weight (without a payload) | under 1.9 kg | under 2.4 kg |
2 | Maximum weight including а payload | 6 kg | |
3 | Dimensions folded (with separation system locked) | 110х110х340.5 mm | |
4 | Maximum weight of a payload | 4.1 kg | 3.6 kg |
5 | Available volume for a payload | 90×90×170 mm | |
6 | Available supply for a payload | stabilized 5 V / 2 А stabilized 3.3 V / 2 А unstabilized 7…8.4 V / 2А |
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7 | Payload average power at LEO (specified for a specific orbit) | 3 W | |
8 | Available maximum output of a payload (specified for a specific orbit) | up to 15 W for one payload (expansion up to 60 W is available) | |
9 | Storage battery capacity | 40 W*h | |
10 | Battery type | Li-ion 2S 7200 mAh | |
11 | Battery nominal voltage | 7.4 V | |
12 | Number of solar panels | up to 13 pcs. | |
13 | Peak output produced on 1 solar panel in LEO | 5.5 W | |
14 | Onboard interface | CAN | |
15 | Payload interface | CAN / UART / SPI | |
16 | Control radio channel frequency | 435-438 MHz, frequency modulation | |
17 | Data transmission speed through radio channel | 9600, 19200 bit/s | |
18 | High-speed transmitter frequency | - | 10.4 GHz, phase modulation |
19 | High-speed radio channel data rate | - | up to 10 Mbit/s |
20 | Antenna type | dual UHF dipole | dual UHF dipole; X-band – antenna array |
21 | Stabilization system | magnetic coils | magnetic coils, flywheels |
22 | Orientation modes | B-dot algorithm, pointing to the Sun or to the Earth coordinates according to a program | |
23 | Accuracy of orientation system | up to 3º | |
24 | Design lifetime | over 2 years |
CubeSat Geoscan 3U
- 2.4 kg assembled weight
- 6 kg max weight including payload
- 110х110х340,5 mm dimensions folded
CubeSat payloads
- remote sensing cameras;
- small scientific instruments.
Scientific instruments are used in order to monitor electron, proton and nucleus flows, ultraviolet, and gamma rays in the Earth’s upper atmosphere and also for carrying out biological experiments.
The tasks for the CubeSats
- training school and university students in the design, programming and assembly of real spacecrafts;
- following their test flights in LEO (low Earth orbit);
- organising competitions and experiments via the amateur radio frequency network.
The CubeSats Geoscan 1U and Geoscan 3U are being developed within the parameters of the Russian educational project for the creation of satellite constellation (Space-π) for student career guidance which is supported by the Innovation Assistance Foundation.
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