DigitalCommons@USU - Small Satellite Conference: ARKSAT-1, 1U CubeSatellite Developed at the University of Arkansas
 

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Pre-Conference Workshop Session V: Educational Programs

Location

Utah State University, Logan, UT

Abstract

ARKSAT-1 is a 1U CubeSatellite developed at the University of Arkansas (UA). The primary mission of the satellite, in addition to being the first student satellite in the State, is to operate a bright LED hosted on the satellite in conjunction with a ground-based tracking system. A secondary objective is to perform space environment testing of a deorbiting module applicable to small satellites (< 180kg). This paper will discuss the satellite design, development, build, and expected operations in the context of ongoing work at the UA.

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Aug 1st, 12:00 AM

ARKSAT-1, 1U CubeSatellite Developed at the University of Arkansas

Utah State University, Logan, UT

ARKSAT-1 is a 1U CubeSatellite developed at the University of Arkansas (UA). The primary mission of the satellite, in addition to being the first student satellite in the State, is to operate a bright LED hosted on the satellite in conjunction with a ground-based tracking system. A secondary objective is to perform space environment testing of a deorbiting module applicable to small satellites (< 180kg). This paper will discuss the satellite design, development, build, and expected operations in the context of ongoing work at the UA.