Fleet Space Technologies operates the Centauri satellite constellation that includes Centauri-3, Centauri-4, Centauri-5, and Centauri-6.
Centauri-5 was launched in May 2022.
Centauri-6 joins Fleet Space Technologies’ existing satellites Centauri-3 (launched March 2021), Centauri-4 (launched June 2021), and Centauri-5 (launched May 2022) in Fleet Space’s satellite constellation.
CENTAURI-5 provides direct communication links to Fleet Space Technologies’ ground station.
Terran Orbital Corporation commissioned the Fleet Space CENTAURI-5 payload to provide Machine to Machine (M2M) and Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity to ground terminals.
CENTAURI-5 includes an extended S-band range that allows uplink at standard ground station frequencies.
Fleet Space Technologies enlisted Tyvak International SRL to design, build, and integrate the CENTAURI-5 smallsat.
CENTAURI-5 uses digital beamforming to provide extra gain and increase the data rate.
Tyvak International SRL, Terran Orbital’s wholly-owned international subsidiary, designed, built, and integrated the CENTAURI-5 6U microsatellite.
The CENTAURI-5 payload includes an extended S-Band range that allows uplink at standard ground station frequencies.
The CENTAURI-5 payload provides Machine to Machine (M2M) and Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity to ground terminals.
Terran Orbital Corporation concluded bus commissioning for the CENTAURI-5 satellite with nominal health and status checkouts.
Tyvak International SRL is Terran Orbital’s wholly owned international subsidiary that designed and built the CENTAURI-5 LEO satellite for Fleet Space Technologies.
CENTaURI-5 was a Transporter-5 satellite and achieved bus commissioning shortly after launch.
CENTaURI-5 adds capacity, reduces signal delay, and provides additional network redundancy for the Centauri constellation.
CENTAURI-5 increases data capacity, reduces signal delay, and provides additional network redundancy for the Centauri constellation.
CENTAURI-5 is a 3D-printed metal patch antenna satellite destined for an expected altitude of 531 km to orbit in the existing Centauri constellation operated by Fleet Space Technologies and Terran Orbital.
CENTAURI-5's payload includes upgrades over CENTAURI-4 that mitigate radiation effects in LEO, provide direct communication links to ground stations, and extend S-band range to allow uplink at standard ground station frequencies.
Tyvak International SRL, a wholly-owned international subsidiary of Terran Orbital, designed and built the CENTAURI-5 Low Earth Orbit satellite for Fleet Space Technologies.
Tyvak International, a Terran Orbital Corporation company, designed and developed the CENTAURI-5 spacecraft.