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Technical Session IX: Advanced Technologies II

Components, subsystems, or innovative approaches that will enable small satellites to significantly advance performance.

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Schedule
2012
Wednesday, August 15th
4:15 PM	The QEYSSat Mission: Demonstrating Global Quantum Key Distribution Using a Microsatellite I. D'Souza, COM DEV Canada D. Hudson, COM DEV Canada C. Evans, COM DEV Canada E. Choi, COM DEV Canada T. Jennewein, Institute for Quantum Computing, University of Waterloo K. Sarda, Space Flight Laboratory, University of Toronto 4:15 PM
4:30 PM	Ensuring Clean Power for RF and Digital Applications Tom Boehler, AEi Systems Steven Sandler, AEi Systems 4:30 PM
4:45 PM	Differential Optical Shadow Sensor CubeSat Mission Andreas Zoellner, Hansen Experimental Physics Laboratory, Stanford University Sasha Buchman, Hansen Experimental Physics Laboratory, Stanford University John Conklin, Hansen Experimental Physics Laboratory, Stanford University Dan DeBra, Hansen Experimental Physics Laboratory, Stanford University Shally Saraf, Hansen Experimental Physics Laboratory, Stanford University Seiya Shimizu, Hansen Experimental Physics Laboratory, Stanford University Hamoud Aljibreen, King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology 4:45 PM
5:00 PM	A Stellar Gyroscope for Small Satellite Attitude Determination Samir Rawashdeh, Space Systems Laboratory, University of Kentucky James Lumpp Jr., Space Systems Laboratory, University of Kentucky James Barrington-Brown, SSBV Space & Ground Systems UK Massimiliano Pastena, SSBV Space & Ground Systems UK 5:00 PM
5:15 PM	Configuration of 3U CubeSat Structures for Gain Improvement of S-band Antennas Vivek Shirvante, University of Florida Shawn Johnson, University of Florida Kathryn Cason, University of Florida Kunal Patankar, University of Florida Norman Fitz-Coy, University of Florida 5:15 PM