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TUSUR GO
Spacecraft of Tomsk State University of Control Systems and Radioelectronics for inter-satellite communication
| SC name | TUSUR GO |
|---|---|
| NORAD ID | not assigned |
| Number in the Register | not assigned |
| Call sign | RS78S |
| Frequencies | Transmitters: 437,73 MHz, 10,475 GHz Receiver: 437,73 MHz |
| Format | 3U |
| Weight | 2,443 kg |
| Payload | Transceiver module, GNSS receiver and camera |
| Mission | Flight tests of a satellite communication device for transmitting data from monitoring objects to a ground terminal, including the possibility of retransmission via another spacecraft. |
| Platform | Geoscan LLC |
| Launch date | is planned for 2024 |
| Launch vehicle | |
| Status | Waiting for launch |
The satellite of Tomsk State University of Control Systems and Radioelectronics was created on the basis of the Geoscan 3U satellite platform.
TUSUR GO is designed for flight tests of a satellite communication device for transmitting data from monitoring objects to a ground terminal, including the possibility of retransmission through another spacecraft, as well as conducting educational activities within the framework of the Space-π project.
The payload of the device includes:
1) A transceiver module to provide an inter-satellite communication channel with the spacecraft «RTU MIREA1»;
2) GNSS receiver in the frequency range L1 (GPS, GLONASS), E1 Galileo;
3) Camera module: angle of view (FOV): 66 degrees, resolution 2 MP.
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