 PARADIGM
Spacecraft Summary
| Common Name: |
PARADIGM |
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Alternate Name: |
BEVO-1 |
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| Satellite Type: |
Cubesat |
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Launch Date: |
30 July, 2009 |
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| Launch Location: |
Kennedy Space Center |
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Launch Vehicle: |
STS-127 |
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| Apogee: |
351.00 |
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Perigee: |
343.00 |
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| Inclination: |
51.64 |
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Period: |
91.48 |
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| Dimensions: |
5 inch cube |
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Weight: |
0.000 Kg |
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| Organization: | The University of Texas at Austin |
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Frequency Information
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| Mode U TLM Beacon (20 WPM CW @ 200mw): Unknown |
| Downlink |
437.3250 MHz FM |
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| Mode U TLM Beacon (1 W AX.25): Unknown |
| Downlink |
437.3250 MHz GMSK 9600 BPS |
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| Mode U TLM Beacon (1 W "Bell 202" per website): Unknown |
| Downlink |
437.3250 MHz AX.25 1200 BPS |
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Weekly Satellite Report
From the BEVO-1 website:
An example of a BEVO1 beacon string is given by "BEVO1 E6 D080704 I0754 TN05 BA73 BB73". The first five characters are the callsign BEVO1. The number following the "E" represents an error code, where zero indicates no error. The numbers following the "D" represent the current date as determined by the satellite and follows the format "YYMMDD". The numbers following the "I" represent the current time as determined by the satellite and follows the format "HHMM". The characters following the "T" represent the current satellite temperature in degrees Celsius, where "N" is negative and "P" is positive and the two numbers following indicate the magnitude of the temperature. The numbers following "BA" and "BB" indicate the battery voltage of packs "A" and "B", respectively, where the voltage in Volts has been multiplied by ten.
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Detailed Description
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