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1. 
MANISH DHIMAN
BCA FINAL YEAR
CUBESAT SATELLITE

2. 
1. SPUTNIK 1
2. INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
3. INTRODUCTION
4. SIZE COMPERISION OF CUBEST
5. WEIGHT OF A CUBESAT
6. INSIDE CUBESAT SATELLITE
7. STRUCTURE
8. POWER
9.LAUNCH & WORKING
11.ADVANTAGES
12. RIFATH SHAROOK

6. CUBE SAT

7. 

8. 
WEIGHT OF CUBE SAT

9. 
INSIDE CUBESAT SATELLITE

10. 
STRUCTURE
• Most commonly
material used in
cube-sat structure is
aluminum.

11. POWER
• CubeSats use solar cells to convert
solar light to electricity that is then
stored in rechargeable Lithium-ion
batteries that provide power during
eclipse as well as during peak load
times.
• Lithium-ion batteries feature high
energy-to-mass ratio.
• Higher power requirements can
make use of attitude control to
ensure the solar panels remain in
their most effective orientation
toward the Sun

12. 
LAUNCH
• Unlike full-sized spacecraft, CubeSats have the ability to be
delivered into space as cargo and then deployed by the
International Space Station. This presents an alternative
method of achieving orbit apart from launch and deployment
by a launch vehicle.
• PSLV-C37 Successfully Launches 104 Satellites in a Single
Flight. In this launch 103 satellite are nano satellite in which
two of them are Indian satellite .

13. 
WORKING IN SPACE

14. Synchronization

15. 
 Low cost
 Small size
 Less development time
 Less launch cost
ADVANTAGE