This repository contains the information to build a basic 1U (one unit CubeSat) satellite using components from the LibreCube Ecosystem.
The main focus with this project is on the onboard software development, the wireless communications stack, and the interface with the remote Yamcs mission control system.
For this basic version the hardware design is simplified, with no single failure tolerance and with the use of prototypes. Nevertheless, the architecture design follows closely the Remote Segment Reference Architecture.
Getting Started
First check the Assembly Guide too see what components are being used and how to assemble the system.
Then see the Configuration Guide to learn how to install the firmware and make needed configurations.
Finally check the Operations Guide on how to operate the satellite and what you can do with it.
License
The CERN-OHL-W license applies for hardware and the MIT license applies for firmware contained in this repository. See the LICENSE file for details.
LibreCubeSat 1U Education, Version 0
This repository contains the information to build a basic 1U (one unit CubeSat) satellite using components from the LibreCube Ecosystem.
The main focus with this project is on the onboard software development, the wireless communications stack, and the interface with the remote Yamcs mission control system.
For this basic version the hardware design is simplified, with no single failure tolerance and with the use of prototypes. Nevertheless, the architecture design follows closely the Remote Segment Reference Architecture.
Getting Started
First check the Assembly Guide too see what components are being used and how to assemble the system.
Then see the Configuration Guide to learn how to install the firmware and make needed configurations.
Finally check the Operations Guide on how to operate the satellite and what you can do with it.
License
The CERN-OHL-W license applies for hardware and the MIT license applies for firmware contained in this repository. See the LICENSE file for details.
Contact
Visit the LibreCube website (https://librecube.org/) or send us an email (info@librecube.org).