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Ananth JANUS-1卫星技术说MSI提供服务
“完整的组装、集成和测试(AIT)在Ananth JANUS-1已成功进行了技术的新设施在班加罗尔的航天公园,”启动在一份声明中说。它补充说,太阳能电池板Ananth JANUS-1也被完全本地化的技术。
“完整的组装、集成和测试(AIT)在Ananth JANUS-1已成功进行了技术的新设施在班加罗尔的航天公园,”启动在一份声明中说。它补充说,太阳能电池板Ananth JANUS-1也被完全本地化的技术。
JANUS-1软件定义6 u技术演示卫星设计和建造使用Antaris云软件平台和佐藤软件,以及XDLinx模块化航天器总线。
启动声称从概念到发射准备,JANUS-1设计和建造在10个月的成本节约75%类似卫星任务。
ISRO-NASA建造卫星发射准备运往印度
“这个任务将是一个强大的示范功能的雷达作为一种科学工具,帮助我们研究地球的动态土地和冰表面比以往更详细地,“Somanath说在正式组织的欢送仪式上的喷气推进实验室的资深科学家参加了两个空间机构。
JANUS-1有五个不同的载荷包括物联网和通信系统(物联网)。
除了JANUS-1卫星Ananth技术“特里凡得琅单位SSLV-D2运载火箭也做出了重大贡献。支持Ananth技术实现关键NGC包包括VLV-Dry和烟花卡片。它还支持所有VSSC在航空电子设备的电气控制半成品对于这个任务,按照声明。
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: Homegrown aerospace startup Ananth Technologies<\/a> Friday said it contributed as the master systems integrator (MSI) for the JANUS-1 satellite<\/a> launched by Indian Space Research Organisation<\/a> (ISRO<\/a>)\u2019s SSLV-D2. \u201cThe complete Assembly, Integration and Test (AIT) for JANUS-1 has been conducted successfully at Ananth Technologies\u2019 new AIT facility in Bengaluru\u2019s Aerospace Park,\u201d the startup said in a statement. It added that the solar panels of JANUS-1 have also been fully indigenized by Ananth Technologies.
JANUS-1 is a software-defined 6U technology demonstration satellite designed and built using the Antaris<\/a> cloud software platform and SatOS software, as well as XDLinx<\/a>\u2019s modular Spacecraft Bus.
<\/div><\/div>\u201cThe successful launch of JANUS-1 proves the power of Anataris and XDLinx\u2019s software and bus platforms respectively when coupled with Ananth\u2019s manufacturing and AIT prowess. The cost and time savings that is achieved through this approach is immense and best in the industry,\u201d said Subba Rao Pavuluri<\/a>, Chairman & Managing Director, of Ananth Technologies.
The startup claimed that from concept to launch readiness, JANUS-1 was designed and built in just 10 months at a cost savings of 75% over comparable satellite missions.
The startup claimed that from concept to launch readiness, JANUS-1 was designed and built in just 10 months at a cost savings of 75% over comparable satellite missions.