ATL-1

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ATL-1
Magyar-OSCAR 106
Type: Amateur radio satellite
technology testing
Country: HungaryHungary Hungary
Operator: Budapest University of Technology and Economics
ATL Industry and Trading Ltd.
COSPAR-ID : 2019-084G
Mission dates
Dimensions: 250 g
Size: 50 × 50 × 100 mm
Begin: December 6, 2019 ( UTC )
Starting place: Rocket Lab Launch Complex 1
Launcher: Electron
Orbit data
Rotation time : 92.0
Orbit inclination : 97.0 °
Apogee height 407 km
Perigee height 353 km

ATL-1 (Advanced Technology of Laser 1), also Magyar-OSCAR 106, MO-106 for short is a Hungarian amateur radio satellite and technology testing satellite .

The Picosatellit is based on the PocketQube platform with the form factor 2p (50 × 50 × 100 mm). On board is an ATL Industry and Trading Ltd. Developed measuring arrangement for the behavior of special insulation materials under space conditions. Like SMOG-P, ATL-1 has a spectrum analyzer for measuring human-made electromagnetic pollution (electrosmog) from space . This payload is used for spectrum monitoring to create a global map of frequency usage in the DVB-T band.

The OSCAR number administrator of AMSAT - North America has assigned the number 106 to this satellite. The satellite is therefore also called Magyar-OSCAR 106, MO-106 for short in the amateur radio community.

mission

The satellite was launched on December 6, 2019 on an Electron launcher from Rocket Lab Launch Complex 1 in New Zealand along with ALE 2 (Astro Live Experiences 2) and five other PocketQubes.

Frequencies

The following frequency for the satellite with the callsign HA1ATL was coordinated by the International Amateur Radio Union :

  • 437.150 MHz - beacon (100 mW, 12.5 kbps GMSK)

Reception range of the spectrum analyzer:

  • 119 - 960 MHz with a bandwidth of 1 - 850 kHz and a dynamic range of −10… −120 dBm

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Ciprian Sufitchi: ATL first December 25, 2019, accessed December 25, 2019 .
  2. Drew glass burner: SMOG-P and ATL-1 Designated Magyar-OSCAR 105 (MO-105) and Magyar-OSCAR 106 (MO-106). December 20, 2019, accessed December 23, 2019 .