OBC
Quad-core ARM Cortex-M7 onboard computing platform for redundant mission-critical satellite functions.
Typed specifications1 values
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- Operating system
- FreeRTOS product page
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- Msrp
- €9,000
- Architecture
- Four independent ARM Cortex-M7 modules
- Operating system
- FreeRTOS
- Redundancy
- Hot/cold redundancy across four independent modules
About
The OBC is an onboard computing platform consisting of four independent ARM Cortex-M7 modules, each with separate power supply, interfacing and storage. The quad architecture makes the OBC a suitable choice for hot/cold redundancy solutions often desired for mission-critical equipment such as T&C, GNC, or management of valuable payloads. The FreeRTOS real-time operating system drives applications running on each ARM Cortex-M7 module.
The module is delivered with an SDK, allowing customers to extend applications as needed per mission requirements. It comes pre-programmed with firmware capable of collecting historical telemetry, transmitting scheduled commands, and executing Lua scripts.
Documentation
No public datasheet yet — request the datasheet / ICD from the supplier.