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Tiny Ultra-High-Pressure Cold-Gas Propulsion System

The Tiny Ultra-High-Pressure Cold-Gas Propulsion System reduces a 60 MPa high-pressure gas source to a lower working pressure through a multi-stage regulator, enabling micro cold-gas thrusters to generate milli-Newton (mN) thrust levels. Designed for spacecraft requiring high precision and compact propulsion, this system offers advantages in total impulse, structural integration, power efficiency, and reliability. The technology incorporates ultra-high-pressure storage, lightweight pressure-reduction structures, and advanced sealing to ensure excellent adaptability and long-term stability in space environments.

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Tiny Ultra-High-Pressure Cold-Gas Propulsion System

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The Tiny Ultra-High-Pressure Cold-Gas Propulsion System reduces a 60 MPa high-pressure gas source to a lower working pressure through a multi-stage regulator, enabling micro cold-gas thrusters to generate milli-Newton (mN) thrust levels. Designed for spacecraft requiring high precision and compact propulsion, this system offers advantages in total impulse, structural integration, power efficiency, and reliability. The technology incorporates ultra-high-pressure storage, lightweight pressure-reduction structures, and advanced sealing to ensure excellent adaptability and long-term stability in space environments.

Key Specifications

ParameterValue
Dimensions (mm)190 × 430 × 190
System Mass (kg)≤ 2
Total Impulse> 700 N·s
Power Consumption< 1 W
Mounting Material1Cr18Ni9Ti
Operating Temperature (°C)−5 to +65
Storage Temperature (°C)−5 to +70
Electrical InterfaceDual FY1–2 connectors
Thrust Range10–200 mN

Key Features

  • High total impulse and reliability.
  • Ultra-high-pressure storage and precise multi-stage pressure regulation.
  • Lightweight, compact, and energy-efficient design.
  • Excellent environmental adaptability for space missions.

Applications

  • Used for micro-satellite attitude control, orbit maintenance, and formation-flying missions requiring milli-Newton thrust precision.
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Common questions about Tiny Ultra-High-Pressure Cold-Gas Propulsion System

How does the Tiny Cold-Gas Propulsion System work with momentum wheels for fine attitude control, considering potential wobble?

Our system is designed to complement momentum wheels for precise attitude control. While momentum wheels handle larger attitude adjustments, our cold-gas thrusters counteract accumulated momentum and address issues like nutation (wobble). Precisely timed pulses from the thrusters dampen oscillations, ensuring stable pointing. This synergy improves overall agility and pointing accuracy, especially crucial for applications like high-resolution imaging or laser communication.

What spacecraft platforms is this system compatible with?

This system is compatible with microsatellites, nanosatellites, CubeSats, and larger spacecraft platforms. It features modular design with standard interfaces for easy integration into various mission architectures and supports both commercial and scientific applications.

How does this system enhance spacecraft capabilities?

The system provides advanced functionality with reduced size, weight, and power consumption. It offers improved reliability through redundancy, radiation tolerance, and proven space-qualified components with extensive flight heritage.

What are the key performance specifications?

Key specifications include low power consumption, wide operating temperature range, high radiation tolerance (TID >100 krad), compact form factor, and long operational lifetime (>10 years). The system meets all relevant space qualification standards.

How is system integration and testing performed?

We provide comprehensive integration support including detailed interface specifications, test procedures, and simulation tools. All systems undergo thorough environmental testing, functional verification, and compatibility validation before delivery.