Microjet, developed by AIG (Aerospace Innovation GmbH) of Berlin, is a modularly designed propulsion system for Nanosatellites and Microsatellites based on the gas-resistojet-concept. It consists of a PST (Pressure Tank Unit) with nitrogen which is filled or drained, respectively, through a FDU (Fill and Drain), a FCU (Flow Control Unit) responsible for the control of correct propellant mass flow, as well as one or more THUs (Thruster Units). Each of these THUs contains a pulse valve and a nozzle for the actual thrust generation. Additionally, according to the definition of the Resistojet-concept, an electrical resistance-heating element might be applied for higher performance demands. The entire propulsion system is controlled by the PCU (Propulsion Control Unit), which can also be resigned of, if the satellite itself is capable to control the Microjet propulsion subsystems.

Aquajet is a small satellite propulsion system designed and developed at AI (Aerospace Innovation GmbH), Berlin. The objective is on-orbit qualification/verification of the Aquajet system performance on the TET-1 mission. The Aquajet micropropulsion device is an enabling system, small enough to provide its services to future pico- and nanosatellite missions. In particular, the micropropulsion device is an enabler for the positional control of nanosatellite constellations.

research stations on the Mars should collect scientific information

instrument for infrared spectroscopy; informations about the nature of atmosphere

WAOSS stereo camera (Wide-Angle Optoelectronic Stereo Scanner) global topographical mapping with good ground resolution.

Das EGSE dient der Integration und Inbetriebnahme sowie dem Test eines Satelliten bzw. der Satellitenkomponenten.

Die Aufgaben eines EGSE umfassen:

◾Energieversorgung des Satelliten

◾Erfassung, Darstellung und Archivierung von Messwerten

◾Senden von Telekommandos

◾Empfang von Telemetrie

◾Telemetrie-Verarbeitung, Interpretation, Darstellung und Archivierung

◾Entwicklung, Validierung und Ausführung von (Flug-)Prozeduren