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    • Title Artemis solar array deployment test in ESTEC's facilities.
    • Released 08/02/2002 4:19 pm
    • Copyright ESA/A.Van Der Geest
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      Artemis solar array deployment test in ESTEC's facilities.
      Carrying three payloads plus a number of experiments, Artemis (Advanced Relay and Technology Mission Satellite) is being developed for testing and operating new telecommunications techniques.

      The L-band mobile payload will allow two-way voice and data communications, via satellite, between fixed Earth stations and land mobiles - trucks, trains or cars - anywhere in Europe and North Africa.

      Artemis will carry two payloads for communications directly between satellites, which will receive data from low-Earth-orbiting satellites and transmit them directly to Europe:
      -a laser-optical relay terminal called SILEX,

      -a double S/Ka-band terminal called SKDR.

      Artemis was launched the 12 July 2001 on an Ariane 5 launcher.


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    • Activity Telecommunications & Integrated Applications , Space Engineering
    • Mission Artemis
    • Keywords Spacecraft engineering , Telecommunications , ESA Places , Power supply , Satellites , ESTEC Test Centre

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