CUTE, KOSEN-1, TeikyoSat-4, Z-Sat, NanoDragon
CUTE telemetry beacon description
University of Colorado, USA
Atlas-5(401), Vandenberg AFB
437.250 MHz, 9k6/19k2bps_GMSK
2402.000 MHz, 1_Mbps CCSDS BPSK
https://www.satblog.info/cute-telemetry-beacon-description/
In preparation for the CUTE cubesat launch on
September 16 (postponed), 2021, I’d like
to get the CUTE beacon packet contents published prior to launch.
CUTE_beacon_definition, Karen Bryant @ University of Colorado
CUTE is a 6U CubeSat whose bus and primary subsystems (including the attitude control system,
GPS receiver, communication systems, electrical power system, and solar array) are provided by
Blue Canyon Technologies.
CUTE will have a 1-year mission life time and will launch in 2020(?) and use near-ultraviolet
(NUV) transmission spectroscopy from 255 to 330 nanometers (nm) to characterize the composition
and mass-loss rates of exoplanet atmospheres. CUTE measures how the NUV light from the host
star is changed as the exoplanet transits in front of the star and passes through the planet's
atmospheres. CUTE's spectrally resolved lightcurve will provide constraints on the composition
and escape rates of these atmospheres, and may provide the first concrete evidence for magnetic
fields on extrasolar planets.
The keys to unlocking the diagnostic potential of these systems are spectral coverage in the
appropriate bandpass and the ability to follow the systems for several orbital periods.
CUTE is designed to provide exactly that – low resolution spectroscopy of critical atmospheric
tracers (Fe II, Mg II, Mg I, OH) that are inaccessible from the ground, and a dedicated mission
architecture that enables the survey required to characterize atmospheric structure and
variability on these worlds.
CUTE was constructed at the University of Colorado, Boulder and the Laboratory for Atmospheric
and Space Physics (LASP).
https://lasp.colorado.edu/home/cute/what-is-a-cubesat/
CUTE: University of Colorado, USA
KOSEN-1: National Institute of tecnology, Japan
TeikyoSat-4: Teikyo University, Japan
Z-Sat: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Japan
NanoDragon: Vietnam National Space Center, Vietnam
Sat Up Down Mode
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CUTE . 437.250/2402.000 9k6/19k2bpsGMSK,1Mbps CCSDS BPSK
KOSEN-1 . 435.525 1k2AFSK/9k6FSK,CW
TeikyoSat-4 . 437.450/5831.000 1k2AFSK/9k6GMSK/115k2FSK,SSTV,CW
Z-Sat 435.480 145.875 1200bps FM,CW
NanoDragon . 437.365 1200bps BPSK
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More Satellites information
Launch: 00:55:16 UTC, 1 Oct 2021, 9 Nov 2021
https://youtu.be/o7c1kA7BQeA
https://www.kenkai.jaxa.jp/kakushin/kakushin02.html
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Aoyama Gakuin University
ASTERISC
CubeSat (3U)
Chiba Institute of Technology
DRUMS
59x60x84 cm
Kawasaki Heavy Industries
HIBARI
59x59x55 cm
Tokyo Institute of Technology
KOSEN-1
CubeSat (2U)
Kochi National College of Technology
NanoDragon
CubeSat (3U)
Vietnam National Space Center
TeikyoSat-4
55x55x55 cm
Teikyo University
Z-Sat
50x50x51 cm
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
