Delfi-C3
| Delfi-C3 | |
|---|---|
| Position | デルフト college of engineering |
| Satellite bus | CubeSat 3 U [1] |
| Duty | Technical proof |
| The launching date and time | 2008-04-28 |
| Transportation rocket | PSLV-CA (C-9) |
| Launching place | サティシュ ダワン space center |
| COSPAR ID | 2008-021G |
| Official site | Delfi-C3 - Home |
| Mass | 2.2 kg |
| Power consumption | 2.5 W |
| Battery | Unavailable |
| Orbital element | |
| Orbit | Low orbit |
CubeSat where Netherlands デルフト techie made Delfi-C3.
With a CubeSat-3U type [1], it was launched as part of NLS-4 mission [2] on April 28, 2008 by Indian PSLV rocket [3]. The launching of Delfi-C3 was contracted with an Indian space research engine through Antrix company and UTIAS [2].
The main mission of the satellite is technical proof and development [4]. It was equipped with a new solar battery, sun sensor of TNO, a high efficiency transceiver [4].
In addition, battery is not put on Delfi-C3, and is active, posture controlling it does not go.
In addition, this satellite is ANS, IRAS, a man-made satellite of the Netherlands fourth plane next to SLOSHSAT and is the satellite with the Netherlands first university.
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