Atras-5
CADRE, MinXSS, Nodes-1/2, SERPENS, STMSat-1, XS-Sat
SERPENS (C)Calpoly
SERPENS of Brazilian university that I, JE9PEL introduced in My_HP falconsa.htm
is scheduled to be launched by Atras-5 from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station towards
ISS on 6 Dec 2015. It will be launched and CADRE, MinXSS, Nodes-1/2, STMSat-1, XS-Sat
in addition to SERPENS. I summarized here the frequency and mode of these satellites.
http://www2.jpl.nasa.gov/calendar/#1512
http://spaceflightnow.com/2015/11/11/stacking-starts-for-atlas-5-cargo-run-to-space-station/
SERPENS
University of Brasilia
3U, 4kg
SECTOR A: 145.980MHz 9600bps GFSK AX.25
SECTOR B: 437.365MHz 1200bps CW/MSK CSP
http://www.aerospace.unb.br/serpens_radioamateurs
http://amsat-br.org/sinais-do-cubesat-serpens-recebidos/
http://mstl.atl.calpoly.edu/~bklofas/Presentations/DevelopersWorkshop2014/Figueiro_SERPENS.pdf
CADRE
University of Michigan
437.485MHz 9600bps GMSK
3.404GHz 1Mbit OQPSK
http://exploration.engin.umich.edu/blog/?page_id=961
MinXSS
University of Colorado
437.350MHz 9600bps GMSK
http://lasp.colorado.edu/home/minxss/
Nodes-1/2
Santa Clara University
437.100MHz 1200bps AFSK
2401.200-2431.200MHz 115.2kbps FSK
http://nodes.engr.scu.edu/
STMSat-1
St. Thomas More Cathedral School
437.000/437.800MHz 9600bps GMSK,SSTV
http://www.stmsat-1.org/
XS-Sat
Sonoma State University
70cm AFSK 1200bps AFSK
http://www.sonoma.edu/academics/
[Supplement 1]
SERPENS and S-CUBE deployed 17 Sep 2015
(C)JAXA
SERPENS
1 99999U 15260.50853470 .00000000 00000-0 00000-0 0 00004
2 99999 051.6680 343.2325 0008236 301.3058 236.4034 15.54737000000019
SECTOR A: 145.980MHz 9600bps GFSK AX.25
SECTOR B: 437.365MHz 1200bps CW/MSK CSP
SERPENS signal !
21:49-21:59 UTC, 19 Sep 2015, Ele 20 WN-N-E, 437.365MHz 1200bps MSK
23:25-23:35 UTC, 19 Sep 2015, Ele 36 WN-W-NE, 437.365MHz 1200bps MSK
[Supplement 2]
On 6 Dec 2015: Cygnus CRS-4 (OA-4)/ SERPENS/ Flock-2e 1-42/ CADRE/ MinXSS/
Nodes 1&2/ STMSat-1, Atlas-5 Launch (International Space Station), Successful
At 6:19am Wednesday morning, 9 Dec 2015, the Space Station robotic arm
grasped the ORB-4 cargo element and mated it to the ISS.
U.S. resupply of space station successfully resumes
[Supplement 3]
http://www.ne.jp/asahi/hamradio/je9pel/cadrestm.htm
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