F-1526 CanSatからCubeSatヘ : 東京大学における小型衛星プロジェクトの経緯と展望(S56-2 超小型衛星の打ち上げ実験)(S56 大学小型衛星システム)

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University of Tokyo has been studying and developing nano-scale satellites for three years, including the 350 ml can-sized satellite named "CanSat" and 10cm cubicsatellite named "CubeSat," which is planned to be launched in 2002 using a Russian rocket. These activities are primary for education; i.e. to provide students with opportunities to experience the whole cycle of space projects including mission conceptualization, design, fabrication, test, launch, operation and analysis of the results. However, they are also aiming for the "university type" contribution to the actual space development, by, for example, providing quick and cheap space demonstration opportunities with university small satellites or finding new seeds for future space technologies. This paper will present the history of our small satellite research and development, lessons learned and future prospect.
一般社団法人日本機械学会の論文
2001-08-22