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High technology small <strong>Space</strong> SystemsNew operational concepts, innovative manufacturingand air-launched platforms<strong>The</strong> vision <strong>of</strong> <strong>Thales</strong> <strong>Alenia</strong> <strong>Space</strong> ItaliaMassimo Di LazzaroSVP Sistemi di Osservazione e Radar- <strong>Thales</strong> <strong>Alenia</strong> <strong>Space</strong> - Italia


A Complete Range <strong>of</strong> <strong>Space</strong> Competence and Technologiesready for microsatellitesSATELLITESPLATFORMSSystem EngineeringMission ConceptionAnalyses and Design,ArchitectureDevelopment, AIV, IOTEnd to-End DeploymentE2E SYSTEMSINSTRUMENTSTECHNOLOGIESEQUIPMENTSPACE SEGMENTPAYLOADSGS EngineeringGS Procurement andQualificationPDS/UGS DevelopmentGROUND SEGMENTSEUROPEAN LEADEREUROPEAN LEADERFROM END-TO-END (E2E) SYSTEMS TO TECHNOLOGY FOR:EARTH OBSERVATION , TELECOMUNICATION and NAVIGATION3All rights reserved © 2007, <strong>Thales</strong> <strong>Alenia</strong> <strong>Space</strong>


System ArchitectureEarth Observation – COSMO-SkyMed4All rights reserved © 2007, <strong>Thales</strong> <strong>Alenia</strong> <strong>Space</strong>


Enabling TechnologiesEarth Observation – COSMO-SkyMedActive SAR antenna is a key enabling technologyRADIATINGBOARDTPSUSBCTDLT/R MODULEMajor evolutions being implemented after COSMO :Highly integrated TRM with reduced MMIC, LTCC substratesand Molybdenum Carriers, Po > 42dBm, RF Core Chip forphase and amplitude control, evolution <strong>of</strong> ASIC’s to 18μtechnology…6All rights reserved © 2007, <strong>Thales</strong> <strong>Alenia</strong> <strong>Space</strong>


Small <strong>Space</strong> Systemsto enhance the defence space assetsSmall <strong>Space</strong> Systems integrated and interoperable withcurrent <strong>Space</strong> Assets <strong>of</strong> Defense (COSMO, SICRAL), toenhance their capabilities:•Improve responsiveness and effectiveness for specific crisisscenario•Additional sensors (optical, passive, sounders…) and telecomservices•Complement COSMO observations, using same ground networkand having data fusion in processing•LEO Telecom services may use SICRAL 1B as GEO (visible atleast for 10min in most orbits)•A real breakthrough may result from deployment <strong>of</strong> low costformations, for Imaging, ELINT, Telecom and other operationalapplications (e.g. meteorology)13All rights reserved © 2007, <strong>Thales</strong> <strong>Alenia</strong> <strong>Space</strong>


Possible Launch ScenariosSeveral launch Options are possible for the proposed Micro-Satellites <strong>of</strong> which thetwo dominant low cost are:• Expendable Launch Vehicle (ELV) Delta 4, Atlas v, Delta 2, Zenit 2 , Soyuz, Taurus PSLV, Falcon.• Converted Missiles Minotaur 1, Cosmos 3M, Dnepr 1, Start, Rockot, Minotaur 4.In addiction Micro Satellites meet Avio Launch requirements: E.g. Pegasus, QuickReach14All rights reserved © 2007, <strong>Thales</strong> <strong>Alenia</strong> <strong>Space</strong>


Micro-Class Multi-Purpose Satellite ConceptMicro-Satellite 100 kg – 300 W• Platform : Multi-purpose Fast integration & verification Fast commissioning & calibration• Responsive launch (on Demand).SARSIGINTOptical<strong>Space</strong>craft structure<strong>Space</strong>craft lauch massAOCS (Attitude & OrbitControl Subsystem)EPS (Electric PowerSubsystem)Micro-S/C spacecraft parametersHoneycomb, Size: 0.8 x 0.8 x 0.8 m< 100 kg- Sun Sensors, Star Trackers,(Magnetometer), (Gyro)- Autonomous GPS position determination- 3-axis attitude control, 4 Micro-CMG- Chemical propulsion 2-4 thrusters-Power generated by two deployable solararray (GaAs; up to 300W)- 1 Li-ion battery; Power & ControlDistribution ModuleOn-board data handling - On-board computer integrating data handlingmanagement and transceiver communicationPerformance- Payload mass: up to 45% <strong>of</strong> launch mass- <strong>Space</strong>craft high agilityELINT,SIGINTTLCSAROpticalSounder,MeteorologySHF- UHFCommsStoreForwardPossible InstrumentsSmall instruments, flying formationsFor tactical use, single or formationsSmall instruments, flying formationsPanchromatic, Hyperspectral,IRSubsurface and atmosphere sounding-Secure Comms. Data communication at2Mb/s with S1B ad DRS (secure, global,integrated)-S1B UHF also could be used for H/K withlarger coverage with data rate <strong>of</strong> 2Kb/s.-Enlarge the Sicral1B Operative Area by Storeand Forward service.15All rights reserved © 2007, <strong>Thales</strong> <strong>Alenia</strong> <strong>Space</strong>


EO Mission – SAR Satellites Constellation17LEO Sun Synchronous Orbit grants globalEarth access capabilities (including polarregions).LEO inclined allow to improve the revisit timeperformance on the mid latitude andequatorial areas but do not allow globalEarth accessSAR Payload grants night/daylight and allweather observation capabilities.Access areas can be both right and leftlooking within a typical incidence angle rangefrom 20° to 60°<strong>The</strong> revisit time depends on the selectedorbital design and on the number <strong>of</strong>deployed satellitesOn the whole Mediterranean areas aconstellation <strong>of</strong> 12 SAR satellites operatingat about 300km altitude is able to provide anaverage revisit time ranging from 2 hours(inclined solution) to 3 hours (SSO solution).LEO InclinedLEO SSOAll rights reserved © 2007, <strong>Thales</strong> <strong>Alenia</strong> <strong>Space</strong>


EO Mission – Optical Satellites ConstellationLEO InclinedLEO SSOOptical Payload requires daylight and cloudfree observation conditions.Access area is nadir looking with a typicalFOV <strong>of</strong> +/-50°<strong>The</strong> revisit time depends on the selectedorbital design and on the number <strong>of</strong>deployed satellites.On the whole Mediterranean areas aconstellation <strong>of</strong> 12 Optical satellitesoperating at about 300km altitude is able toprovide an average revisit time ranging from3.5 hours (inclined solution) to 4.5 hours(SSO solution).Solar illumination condition (e.g. reduced inWinter season on the northern hemisphere)and cloud coverage distribution can degradethese performance.18All rights reserved © 2007, <strong>Thales</strong> <strong>Alenia</strong> <strong>Space</strong>


Envisioned Operational ScenariosSICRAL 1BEDRSGB2 / IridiumLASERUHFSHFGB2 / IridiumOpticalSARElintFormationTargetTargetTarget19CONTROLCENTERAll rights reserved © 2007, <strong>Thales</strong> <strong>Alenia</strong> <strong>Space</strong>


SAR Micro-SatelliteMain features• Programmable access by satellite elevationsteering in the range [20° .. 30°] (i.e. 60 kmaccess region @300km altitude)• Strip-map mode• Programmable range resolution (1..3 m)ParameterValueAccess Region 20° …. 30°Swath 8 … 10 kmParameterFrequency BandPRF9600 MHz10 .. 15 kHzValueResolutionAzimuthRange0.7 mSubmetric as a targetPulse WidthPulse Bandwidth20 us135 .. 400 MHzTx Duty Cycle 20 .. 25%Nes°(@ 1m Rres)(@ 3m Rres)-15 dB-20 dBPeak RF PowerPeak DC Power(short time)2000 W1500 W22All rights reserved © 2007, <strong>Thales</strong> <strong>Alenia</strong> <strong>Space</strong>


Micro Satellite SHF TX/RX Data RelayMicro Satellite SHF TX/RX features:• Micro-strip Patch Array Antenna 12elements• X-Band sat-com STANAG 4484 : 7.25-7.55 GHz uplink 7.90-8.40 GHz downlink Tx Power ~10 WLink and data handling performance:• Data Rate: 2Mbps(1Mbps) with 0.5mpointing (fixed) antenna• TX/RX Carrier shift for DopplerCompensation On Board• Optional data storage up to 1000 Gbits,with Flash memories or hard disks.• Optional high rate X-Band downlink (>200Mbps) using high order adaptivecoding and high gain antennas.Synchronization services for MicroSatellites flying formations:• Interferometry Techniques for ELINT• Interferometry Techniques for SAR23All rights reserved © 2007, <strong>Thales</strong> <strong>Alenia</strong> <strong>Space</strong>

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