| Sub‑system | Primary Function | Notable Features | |------------|------------------|------------------| | | Carbon‑fiber‑reinforced polymer (CFRP) monocoque; 1.8 m × 1.8 m × 2.4 m envelope | 30 % mass reduction vs. legacy aluminum bus; built‑in vibration dampers. | | Power | 3 kW nominal, 5 kW peak (burst) | Deployable 2 × 2 m triple‑junction GaAs solar array (30 % efficiency), Li‑ion 120 Ah battery pack with PTC protection. | | Thermal | Passive + active heat‑pipe network; variable‑conductance louvers | Maintains payload temp within ±2 °C across −20 °C to +45 °C external range. | | Attitude & Orbit Control (AOCS) | 3‑axis stabilization, ≤0.02° pointing accuracy | 4× reaction wheels (CMGs for rapid slews), magnetic torquers, dual‑redundant star trackers, GPS/GLONASS navigation. | | Command & Data Handling (C&DH) | Dual‑redundant OBC (Radiation‑hardened ARM Cortex‑A78) | 2 TB solid‑state storage, SpaceFibre‑2 high‑speed bus, on‑board AI accelerator (NVIDIA Jetson‑TX2‑Radiation‑Hardened). | | Communications | Ka‑band downlink, S‑band uplink | 1.2 Gbps downlink (adaptive coding & modulation), 2‑way secure link (AES‑256 + QPSK). | | Propulsion | Low‑thrust electric Hall‑effect thruster (HET) | 0.3 N thrust, 150 W power; used for orbit maintenance, de‑orbit at end‑of‑life. |

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