NEA Scout MiPS
Overview
VACCO’s cold gas Micro Propulsion System (MiPS) provides attitude control and orbital maneuvering. NASA’s NEA Scout program utilizes VACCO’s cold gas system to achieve highly reliable propulsion while observing an asteroid.
The VACCO NEA Scout MiPS is approximately 2U in volume and uses six 25 mN cold gas thrusters to develop 500 N-sec of total impulse that provides 37 m/s of delta-V for a 14 kg CubeSat. Each thruster independently operates to perform both delta-V and ACS maneuvers through an integrated microprocessor controller.
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Overview
- Name
- NEA Scout MiPS
- Vendor
- VACCO Industries
- Subsystem
- Propulsion Subsystem
- Component Type
- Cold Gas System
- Form Factor
- CubeSat
- Heritage
- N/A
Vendor Details
- Name
- VACCO Industries
- Website
- https://www.vacco.com/
- Founded
- 1954
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Specifications
- Subsystem
- Propulsion Subsystem
- Component Type
- Cold Gas System
- Form Factor
- CubeSat
- Vendor
- VACCO Industries
- Dry Mass
- 1.263 kg
- Average Power
- 22.0 W
- Heritage
- N/A
- Status
- In Production
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