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ARIETIS-NS 3-Axis Rad-Tolerant Space Gyroscope System

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ARIETIS-NS 3-Axis Rad-Tolerant Space Gyroscope System

Space-qualified 3-axis CVG for LEO/GEO/MEO, 30krad TID, ITAR-free, serial production, 16-year lifetime.

Key figurescomparable across the catalogue

Mass
1.2 kg
Power
7 W
Design life
16 years
TRL
9

Normalised to common units so this product can be compared with others in its category. The supplier's own wording is below.

As published by the supplier

Measurement Range
[-12°/s; +12°/s]
Switch-on Response Time
≤6 seconds
Angular Random Walk (ARW)
≤0.005°/√hr
In-run Bias Stability
≤0.1°/hr
Bias Errors (3σ)
≤10°/hr
Scale Factor Repeatability (3σ)
≤3000 ppm
Radiation TID
30krad (COTS screened)
SEL
SEL-free at 60 MeV
Data Interface
RS422 or RS485
Reliability
1000 FIT (FIDES)
Mass (LEO config)
<1.2 kg
Mass (GEO config)
<2.3 kg
Power Consumption
≤7W
Power Interface
28 VDC nominal
Operating Temperature
-25°C to +65°C
Launch Vibration
18 grms
Operational Lifetime (flight)
16 years
Operational Lifetime (ground)
6 years
ITAR
ITAR-free
TRL
9 (serial production, flight models delivered)
Number of Axes
3

About

The InnaLabs ARIETIS-NS is a high-performance, commercial, space-qualified rad-tolerant 3-axis gyroscope system designed for satellite applications across LEO, GEO, and MEO missions. Utilizing screened COTS components to withstand space radiation, it achieves 30krad TID tolerance and SEL-free operation. ITAR-free and currently in serial production with flight models already delivered to customers. Features RS422 or RS485 data interface and 28 VDC power. Available in LEO (<1.2 kg) and GEO (<2.3 kg) configurations. Operational lifetime up to 16 years in flight and 6 years on ground. Supports launch vibration loads up to 18 grms. In-run bias stability ≤0.1°/hr with ARW ≤0.005°/√hr. Switch-on response time ≤6 seconds.

Documentation

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