Triumph
Smallest and most agile nanosatellite bus in the Terran Orbital (ex-Tyvak) product line, standard point of departure for technology demonstrator missions.
Typed specifications34 values
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- Mass
- 5 kg product page
- Envelope (L×W×H)
- 6U configuration · datasheet p.2
- Form factor
- 6U Configuration 6U · datasheet p.2
- Orbit
- LEO Applications LEO; native orbits 400km - 1200km · datasheet p.2
- Max payload mass
- 5 kg Available Payload Mass · datasheet p.2
- Regulated voltages for the payload
- 3.3 V 3.3V rail available · datasheet p.2 5 V 5V rail available | 5 V
- Unregulated bus for the payload
- 12 V nom. · 12V Unreg · datasheet p.2 12 V 12V Unreg
- Power generation (orbit average)
- 100 W max · peak (Max Solar Array Power) · datasheet p.2
- Pointing accuracy
- 0.008–0.021 ° 30 to 75 arcseconds; higher accuracy available · datasheet p.2
- Propulsion
- optional None standard, options available · datasheet p.2
- Payload data downlink rate
- 2 000 kbps S-band D/L (U/L 125 Kbps) · datasheet p.2 9.6 kbps UHF (U/L & D/L) | 50 000 kbps X-Band D/L
- Radio band
- UHF datasheet p.2 S | X
- Subsystems included
- battery 12V Battery Modules (2) · datasheet p.2 EPS 12V MPPT, 12V Load Controller | other Backplane; LDRR Radio; MDR Radio | ADCS Coarse Sensors (2), Star Trackers (2), Magnetorquers (3), Rea… | ADCS coarse sensors, star trackers, magnetorquers, reaction wheels +4
- Max satellite wet mass
- 14 kg datasheet p.2 14 kg max · Launch Mass (Wet), up to; maximum mass may not be supported o…
- Deployables (as printed)
- compact tri-fold solar array datasheet p.1
- Flight heritage
- Terran Orbital's most flown spacecraft platform, previously referred to as Trestles; based on hardware with significant flight heritage on missions including NASA Pathfinder Technology Demonstrator and GeoStare SV2 datasheet p.1
- Satellite class
- CubeSat datasheet p.2
- Form factor, U (number)
- 6 U datasheet p.2
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As published by the supplier11 lines, in the manufacturer's own wording
- Configuration
- 6U
- Applications
- LEO
- Native orbits
- 400 km - 1200 km
- Launch mass (Wet, max)
- Up to 14 kg
- Available payload mass
- 5 kg
- Max solar array power
- 100 W (3rd-party solar array included)
- Redundancy
- Single-string
- Power system
- 12 V Unreg, 3.3 V, 5 V rails available
- Communication data rate
- UHF: 9.6 Kbps (U/L & D/L); S-band: 125 Kbps U/L, 2 Mbps D/L; X-band: 50 Mbps D/L
- Propulsion
- None standard, options available
- Pointing accuracy
- 30 to 75 arcseconds, higher accuracy available
About
Triumph is Terran Orbital’s most flown spacecraft platform, previously referred to as Trestles. It shares common modules with the entire satellite bus product line and incorporates the same avionics and GNC algorithms as the larger platforms. Terran Orbital minimized the power storage volume and structure to allow Triumph to fit on almost any launch vehicle, meeting requirements for ‘rail’-based dispensers, including those sold by Terran Orbital. It has a compact tri-fold solar array providing more power to a payload than is often available in this form factor, and is built for unrivaled agility to quickly maneuver between targets and target modes.
Key benefits: small size to allow integration onto almost any launch vehicle; based on hardware with significant flight heritage on missions including NASA’s Pathfinder Technology Demonstrator and GeoStare SV2; unparalleled spacecraft agility.
Baseline modules included: Flight Computer, Backplane, 12V Battery Modules (2), 12V MPPT, 12V Load Controller, Coarse Sensors (2), Star Trackers (2), GPS, Magnetorquers (3), Reaction Wheels (3), LDRR Radio, MDR Radio, IMU.
Documentation
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