Built for Environments That Don't Forgive
ORBITAL ALPHA
MISSION 2027: TAKING INDIA'S FIRSTNUCLEAR PAYLOAD BEYOND EARTH
- Controlled irradiation conditions
- Alpha-particle irradiation capability
- Designed for orbital deployment
- Microgravity radiation experimentation
- Radiation–microgravity interaction studies
- Biological and cellular research
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HDRM
- Flight hardware can be repeatedly tested prior to flight
- Resettable, Non-consumable, Non-Pyrotechnic Mechanism
- Light weight
- High dynamic load capability
- SMA based Mechanism
DEPLOYER
- Lightweight composite design – 45% less weight compared to market available deployers
- Sizes from 1U, 3U, 6U, 12U, and 16U
- Compatible with multiple Launch Vehicle
- Ejection Velocity: 1 to 2m/s
- Tip-off Rate: < 10°/sec/axis
- Configurations: 1×6U, 2×3U, 1×12U, 2×6U, 4×3U
- Modular design to adapt multiple CubeSat
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CUBESAT
- 1U, 3U, 6U, 12U, and 16U CubeSat Structure
- Lightweight Design
- Integrated ADCS, EPS, Propulsion and Solar Panel
EPS
- Modular configuration
- Flexible power delivery unit
- Fault tolerant power-continuity architecture
- 12 to 24 customizable power outputs
- 6 wider range solar panel inputs
- Full battery protections
- Modular battery pack
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SOLAR PANEL
- Applications: 1U, 2U, 3U, 6U, 12U and 16U CubeSats
- GaAs Triple-junction solar cells
- Manufactured according to space standards
- Protective cover and harnessing included
- Deployable Panels
Featured Work
Janus-1
Proud to contribute to the world’s first cloud-built demonstration LEO satellite, JANUS-1.
The satellite successfully reached orbit aboard the SSLV-D2 launched by the Indian Space Research Organization on 10 February 2023.
A dedicated nine-member engineering team from General Datum played a key role in supporting our customer’s mission helping take their first satellite from concept to launch in just 10 months.