picoRTU system
SkyLabs d.o.o.
Highly modular remote terminal unit system for LEO small and micro satellite missions.
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- TRL
- 7 product page
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- Standard
- ISO 19683, IPC Class 3+
- TRL
- 7
- Mait
- In-house
- Bus interface
- Redundant CAN (ISO 11898-2), CANopen per ECSS-E-ST-50-15C
- Discrete user interfaces
- Compliant with ECSS-E-ST-50-14C specifications
- Firmware
- Universal, qualified, real-time OS based, per SAVOIR-GS-003
- Ground software
- skyEGSE-GUI for configuration, integration test and real-time monitoring
- Modularity
- Standalone base unit or stacked add-on units sharing internal power/RTI bus
- Fault tolerance
- Radiation-tolerant FPGA, PicoSkyFT core, 3-level FDIR hierarchy
About
The robust picoRTU modular system is designed to meet the space industry’s demands for faster time to market while reducing non-recurring costs and simplifying integration and verification processes. The picoRTU system can function either as a standalone base unit or, through a stacked modular approach, as a collection of interconnected add-on units. A variety of unit models are available, each offering different types of ECSS-compliant user interfaces, allowing the system to be efficiently tailored on a mission-by-mission basis with minimal non-recurring charges. The picoRTU units incorporate a radiation-tolerant FPGA with EDAC-protected internal memories, and a System-on-Chip implementation incorporating SkyLabs’s PicoSkyFT Fault Tolerant processor core, which is Radiation Hardened by Design. The design uses a 3-level FDIR hierarchical approach to increase robustness against single event effects. Interoperability via the Remote Terminal Interface is provided using standardized redundant CAN (ISO 11898-2) interfaces, fully compliant with ECSS-E-ST-50-15C CANopen protocol at the application layer. The picoRTU units share a single, universal, qualified firmware based on a real-time OS, following the SAVOIR RTU Functional and Operability Requirements (SAVOIR-GS-003). The picoRTU system, together with the skyEGSE-GUI tool, represents a turnkey solution for integration, test and verification. In-house MAIT, TRL 7, qualified to ISO 19683 and IPC Class 3+.
Documentation
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