TRINITY HET Hall Effect Thruster
Argon/nitrogen Hall effect thruster of the TRINITY series for small satellites: under 100 mN thrust, up to 1100 s Isp, LEO to GEO.
Typed specifications19 values
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- Propulsion family
- electric datasheet
- Mass
- 2.5 kg inc. Thruster and Cathode · datasheet
- Thrust
- 100 mN max · < 100 mN · datasheet p.1
- Envelope (L×W×H)
- 90 x 85 x 115 mm datasheet
- Specific impulse
- 1 100 s max · < 1100 sec · datasheet p.1
- Total impulse
- 1 500 000 N·s max · < 1500 k N-sec · datasheet p.1
- Propellant
- Argon, Nitrogen datasheet nitrogen
- Power consumption
- 800 W min · Nominal Input Power · datasheet p.2 1 500 W Operational Power Range | 1 200 W max · Nominal Input Power | 800–1 200 W Nominal Input
- Design lifetime
- 0.3 years datasheet p.1
- Thruster technology
- Hall effect datasheet p.1
- Propellant mass flow
- 6 mg/s nom. · datasheet p.1
- Number of starts or pulses
- 5 000 on/off cycles · datasheet p.1
- Operating life
- 3 000 h max · < 3000 hours · datasheet p.1
- Power at thrust
- 800–1 200 W nom. · nominal input power · datasheet p.1 1 500 W max · operational power range
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As published by the supplier13 lines, in the manufacturer's own wording
- Propellant
- Argon, Nitrogen
- Mass (incl. thruster and cathode)
- 2.5 kg
- Dimensions
- 90 x 85 x 115 mm
- Nominal input power
- 800 - 1200 W
- Operational power range
- 1500 W
- Thrust
- < 100 mN
- Specific impulse
- < 1100 s
- Efficiency
- < 50%
- Life
- < 3000 hours
- Total impulse
- < 1500 kN-s
- Nominal flow rate
- 6 mg/s
- On/off cycles
- 5000
- Altitude
- From LEO to GEO
About
The TRINITY HET is the Hall effect thruster of Blue Orbit Space Systems’ TRINITY series, a solution designed for small satellites.
It runs on argon or nitrogen propellant and delivers under 100 mN of thrust at up to 1100 seconds specific impulse, with a total impulse below 1500 kN-s over a life of up to 3000 hours and 5000 on/off cycles. The unit is rated from LEO to GEO altitudes.
The quoted mass of 2.5 kg includes both the thruster and the cathode.
Documentation
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