NanoCom Link S
The NanoCom Link S is an S-band transceiver for satellite missions, offering fast and reliable communication up to 7.5 Mbps with built-in encryption and key management.
Typed specifications44 values
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- Frequency band
- S RX · datasheet p.6 S TX
- Mass
- 112–123 g product page
- Frequency range
- 2 025–2 110 MHz RX · datasheet p.6 2 025–2 110 MHz S-Band receive, steps of 1Hz | 2 200–2 290 MHz S-Band transmit, steps of 1Hz | 2 200–2 290 MHz TX
- TX RF output power
- 1.59 W adjustable · datasheet p.6 1.59 W max · S-Band, adjustable output power
- Data rate
- 7 500 000 kbps S-band · datasheet p.5 7 500 kbps max · S-band space link
- Modulation
- BPSK and QPSK datasheet p.6 BPSK S-Band | QPSK S-Band
- Supply voltage
- 8–18 V ANT2150-DUP main supply · datasheet p.16 8–18 V ANT2150-DUP supply | 8–18 V ANT2150-DUP supply voltage | 12–32 V SDR MK3 supply | 12–32 V SDR MK3 supply voltage
- Power consumption
- 15 W max · product page
- Data interface
- CAN datasheet p.6 SpaceWire 3x SpaceWire LVDS, high-speed payload data | CAN CubeSat Space Protocol based control and telemetry | JTAG debug connector, not for flight | RS-422 full duplex, low-speed payload data +2
- Operating temperature
- -40–55 °C NanoCom ANT2150 (Operational, TX Full Power, 100% duty cycle) · datasheet p.7
- Design lifetime
- 5 years datasheet p.6 5 years min · qualified for >5years operation in space
- TRL
- 9 NanoCom Link S · datasheet p.10
- Function
- transceiver SDR MK3 + ANT2150-DUP S-Band frontend, full duplex RX and TX · datasheet p.5
- Link use
- payload data downlink space to ground communication link · datasheet p.5
- Link protocol
- CCSDS S-band CCSDS 131.0-B-4 · datasheet p.5 CSP
- RF connector
- SSMCX datasheet p.10 SMPM
- Connector
- SDR MK3 power PWR-1/PWR-2: Harwin Gecko G125-MH10605L1R; COM-1/COM-2: Harwin Gecko G125-MH12005L1R; SpaceWire: Harwin Gecko G125-MH11005L1R; debug: Molex Picoblade 53261-0971 datasheet p.15 ANT2150-DUP power: Molex PicoLock 504050-0791; S-CTRL: Molex PicoLock 504050-1091
- Survival temperature
- -40 °C min · datasheet p.8 85 °C max | -40–85 °C storage temperature (absolute maximum)
- Duplex
- full S-Band full duplex continuous mode Rx and Tx · datasheet p.6
- Channel coding (FEC)
- concatenated RS + convolutional S-Band: rate 1/2 convolutional code with Reed Solomon (255,223) · datasheet p.6
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- Full duplex continuous mode
- Up to 7.5 Mbit/sec (CCSDS 131.0-B-4)
- Modulation
- BPSK and QPSK, symbol rates 0.5-7.5 MBd
- Coding
- Rate 1/2 Convolutional with Reed Solomon (255,223)
- Output power
- Up to 32 dBm (adjustable)
- Antenna transmit frequency
- 2200-2290 MHz
- Antenna receive frequency
- 2025-2110 MHz
- Antenna bandwidth
- 265 MHz
- Antenna gain
- >7 dB (peak), >4 dB (80° beam width)
- Data buffer
- Up to 120 GB
- Interfaces
- 3x SpaceWire, CAN, RS-422; CSP and TCP/IP
- Mass
- 112-123 g
- Power consumption
- <15 W
- Supply voltage
- 8-18V DC
About
The NanoCom Link S is an S-band transceiver designed to provide fast and reliable S-band communications for satellite missions. It supports radio link rates up to 7.5 Mbps and features advanced onboard data storage and flexible in-orbit control. To ensure secure communication, the NanoCom Link S incorporates built-in encryption and key management, adhering to the latest CCSDS recommendations, thereby protecting communication sessions against eavesdroppers and other threats. A key feature is its integrated front end and S-band antenna, which can be strategically placed within the satellite independently of the modem/transmitter location, eliminating concerns about signal loss. The product is part of the NanoCom Link series, which emphasizes ‘Nano’ for Nano Satellites, ‘Com’ for communication, and ‘Link’ for the essential Space Ground Link. It ensures compliance with industry-standard communication protocols for reliable space communication and includes the NanoCom Link Connect software for ground station connectivity. The solution comes with an S-band patch antenna with an integrated front-end.
Documentation
- gs-ds-NanoCom-Link-1046020-10-2.pdf PDF source: gomspace.com ↗
- gs-ds-nanocom-link-s-x-and-sx-communication-products-12.0.pdf PDF source: gomspace.com ↗
- gs-osf-nanocom-Link-S-rev-13.pdf PDF source: gomspace.com ↗
- gs-qtct-nanocom-link-s-Qualification-Certificate.pdf PDF source: gomspace.com ↗
- gs-man-nanocom-link-s-x-sx-user-manual-12-2.pdf PDF source: gomspace.com ↗
- gs-man-nanocom-link-s-x-sx-user-manual-3.0.pdf PDF source: gomspace.com ↗
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