Vizard-ion
Smallsat of the «MSU-STANDARD» company for the ionosphere studies
KuzSTU-1
Spacecraft to study the vibro-thermal response of the SC frame in space flight conditions
| SC name | KuzSTU-1 |
|---|---|
| NORAD ID | 57217 |
| Number in the Register | 3646-2023-009 |
| Call sign | RS47S |
| Frequencies | 437.100 MHz |
| Format | 3U |
| Weight | 3,4 kg |
| Payload | Control board, 3 vibration sensors (Globaltest AP2037-500) and an electromechanical emulator of a part with internal voltages |
| Mission | Formation of physical and mathematical scientific groups and approaches in the design of small spacecraft |
| Platform | SPUTNIX LLC |
| Launch date | 27.06.23, the Vostochny cosmodrome |
| Launch vehicle | LV «Soyuz-2.1b» with US «Fregat» |
| Status | Non-Operational |
KuzSTU-1 is the second satellite of the Kuzbass State Technical University launched within the framework of the Space-π project.
The payload of the spacecraft consists of a control board, three vibration sensors (Globaltest AP2037-500) located in mutually perpendicular orientations on the frame of the MC, and an electromechanical emulator of a part with internal voltages.
The control board provides bidirectional data transfer between the Sputnix CubeSat (SXC) OrbiCraft-Pro platform and the KuzSTU-1 payload.
The electromechanical emulator represents a support and a movable element in the form of an elastic beam, one end of which has a hinge attachment, and the other end is movable. The moving element is moved by a stepper motor with a gearbox. A load cell is also attached to the movable element to monitor the level of internal stresses.
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