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Arduino nano was utilised as an onboard computer. It included the mission requirements and specifications, component selection, and software and hardware design.
The design process was elucidated at the subsystem level. Its mission was to be released from a certain altitude and send real-time data to the ground station during landing.
The CanSat has the size of a soft drink can and simulates the subsystems of the satellite (e.g., payload, power, communication, onboard computer, and structural). This paper presents the CanSat design and implementation for remote sensing applications such as measuring the CO 2 level in contaminated areas. In contrast, less complex models, such as CanSat, CubSat and HeptaSat, introduce basic ideas to the undergraduate studies level. Working on a real satellite is a challenging target and requires a solid technical background. With the increasing potential of satellite technology, it becomes crucial to learn its principles and develop the basic satellite subsystems for the undergraduate level. Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, College of Engineering, United Arab Emirates University, Al Ain, UAEĬanSat design, Educational satellite, Microcontroller, Remote sensing, Wireless communication Abstract
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