SASC Sub-Arcsecond Star Camera
StarSpec Technologies
The SASC is a sub-arcsecond star camera offering high accuracy and precision for attitude determination, designed for plug-and-play integration with full-sky catalog onboard.
Typed specifications3 values
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- Max tracking rate
- 1 °/s product page
- Power consumption
- 5 W product page
- Operating temperature
- -40–85 °C product page
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As published by the supplier11 lines, in the manufacturer's own wording
- Full-lost accuracy
- < 1 arcsec @ 10 Hz
- Differential precision
- 0.23 arcsec @ 60 Hz
- Max. slew rate
- 1 dps
- Features
- Plug-and-play; full-sky catalog onboard
- Interface
- GigE or RS-232/485 available
- Data format
- quaternion or matrix
- Power
- 5 W (12 VDC)
- Versions
- 1U, 2U, 3U
- Mass
- 100-400 g (application dependent)
- Rad-tolerant environments
- Terrestrial, high-altitude (<40 km), and LEO (<700 km)
- Operating temperature
- −40 to 85°C industrial
About
The SASC (Sub-Arcsecond Star Camera) is a high-performance star camera designed for precise attitude determination in various environments, including Low Earth Orbit (LEO). It boasts a full-lost accuracy of less than 1 arcsecond at 10 Hz and a differential precision of 0.23 arcseconds at 60 Hz. The camera can handle a maximum slew rate of 1 dps. It features a plug-and-play design with a full-sky catalog onboard for immediate use. Communication options include GigE or RS-232/485, and data can be output in quaternion or matrix format. The SASC operates on 5W power at 12 VDC and is available in 1U, 2U, and 3U versions, with masses ranging from 100g to 400g depending on the application. It is designed to be radiation-tolerant for terrestrial, high-altitude (<40 km), and LEO (<700 km) environments, and operates within an industrial temperature range of -40 to 85°C.
Documentation
- 62d0ad56542a168f1244e8f8_StarSpec Brochure 2022 printed.pdf PDF source: cdn.prod.website-files.com ↗
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