T-Scout
cosine (Berlin Adlershof)
First multi-spectral thermal infrared imager with high spatial resolution for small satellites — 85m resolution from 500km, onboard real-time processing.
Typed specifications5 values
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- Mass
- 1 800 g product page
- Envelope (L×W×H)
- 17 µm product page 95 x 95 x 160 mm
- Power consumption
- 10 W product page
- Focal length
- 100 mm product page
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As published by the supplier12 lines, in the manufacturer's own wording
- FOV
- 9.9 deg
- Focal length
- 100 mm
- Aperture
- 67 mm
- F-number
- F/1.5
- Spatial resolution
- 85 m from 500 km
- Swath
- 87 km from 500 km
- Pixels (ACT)
- 1024
- Pixel size
- 17 µm
- Spectral bands
- PAN-0 (10-12.5 µm), TIR-1 (10.0-11.3 µm), TIR-2 (11.0-12.5 µm)
- Dimensions
- 95 x 95 x 160 mm
- Power consumption
- 10 W
- Mass
- 1.8 kg
About
T-Scout is the first multi-spectral infrared imager with high resolution made for small (nano/micro and larger) satellites. It leverages new detector technology and calibration approaches to achieve high-quality infrared measurements not previously achievable on affordable platforms. Its onboard data-handling system supports real-time processing, enabling Level-2 product generation onboard and drastically reducing the data volume that must be downlinked. It targets applications in agriculture, fire monitoring, urban planning, defense, aquaculture, finance/insurance, forestry, mining, and oil and gas asset management.
Documentation
No public datasheet yet — request the datasheet / ICD from the supplier.