NanoDock SDR (MK2)
GomSpace
The GomSpace NanoDock system provides a flexible system for configuring a satellite, allowing multiple functional subsystems to be mounted on a single PC104 type dock board.
Technical specifications
- Operating temperature
- -20°C to +85°C
- Storage temperature
- -20°C to +85°C
- Mass
- 74.2 g
- Frequency
- 40 MHz
- Interface
- MicroSD card, USB to UART, RS422, I2C, CAN
- Supply voltage
- 3.3 V
About
The GomSpace NanoDock system provides a flexible system for configuring a satellite, where multiple functional subsystems can be mounted on a single PC104 type dock board. This allows dense packing of functionality and/or redundancy. The NanoDock SDR is a standard GomSpace Motherboard that provides a platform for up to four daughterboard modules combined on a single PC104-board. Main features include support for up to four daughterboards, fitting in less than 0.3U volume in a nanosatellite, and a heat sink for both FPGA and RF front end modules. It is compliant with GomSpace CSP and is necessary to build a complete SDR Platform together with the NanoMind Z7000 and NanoCom TR-600.
Documentation
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