A professionally run student project at KTH
The MIST student satellite ground station can be seen below tracking the FunCube-1 satellite across the sky and then goes to a parking position where the satellite will appear on the the next pass over Stockholm. During this pass we received telemetry on 145.935 MHz using the shorter of the antennas in the video and... Continue Reading →
Many universities in the world have built small satellites called Cubesats. The KTH Space Center started its own Cubesat project,MIST, on January 28, 2015. All purchased satellite and ground station subsystems have been delivered. The technical/scientific experiments are being completed. The ground station is under construction. Final testing of the satellite is expected to be... Continue Reading →
MechanicalThermal controlGround Station/Mission OperationsAttitude ControlFunctional TestingOnboard SoftwareSiC/LEGS experimentSEUD experiment – brief report
Project manager Sven Grahn (left) is handed the two flight model printed circuit boards for the CUBES1 and CUBES2 experiment by research engineer Theodor-Adrian Stana (center) and Professor Mark Pearce (right). Software functionality of CUBES and support software demonstrated following handover of the flight units. An engineering model CUBES circuit board sits on the red... Continue Reading →
Professor Carl-Mikael Zetterling handed over the flight model of the combined SiC/LEGS experiment in his lab at KTH's sub-campus in Kista on 25 October 2022. The top left printed circuit board contains the SiC transistor test experiment and support electronics for the piezoelectric linear motor experiment on the upper right. The circuit board on the... Continue Reading →
Satellite mock-up in transport box "inherited" from another project. "Runner" to be mounted in the ceiling of the thermal vacuum chamber and from which the satellite will be suspended. Attach bracket for the satellite to be used in the thermal vacuum tank. The beige material is PEEK GF30, a glass-fiber re-inforced plastic used as a... Continue Reading →
Student/project manager presentations: Mechanical team Thermal team Attitude control team Ground station team Onboard computer software team Functional testing team Concluding remarks
Mechanical teamThermal TeamAttitude controlOnboard SoftwareGround StationFunctional Testing
On 28 September 2021 the MIST project received another flight model experiment for the student satellite! The two gentlemen in the middle hold each a circuit board that work together. Professor Carl-Mikael Zetterling (left) holds his SiC transistor experiment and to the right of him Anders Jansson (from the Piezomotor company in the nearby city... Continue Reading →
Remarks by MIST team member Citlali Bruce Rosete at the Mid-Semester Meeting on 8 March 2021. https://videopress.com/v/zj4rCm7r?resizeToParent=true&preloadContent=metadata
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