TriSat-4 Spacecraft

TriSAT is a single-board picosatellite, up to 0.5 kg. In transport position, it folds into a triangular prism. In working position, it unfolds into a plane.

TriSAT is a single-board picosatellite, weighing up to 0.5 kg. In transport position, it folds into a triangular prism. In working position, it unfolds into a plane. The TriSAT deployer for 4 such units complies with 1U of the CubeSat standard.

The picosatellite TriSAT is the latest development of OKB Fifth Generation in the field of EdTech. This satellite is compact, budget-friendly, and has all the main subsystems, such as EPS, ADCS, battery modules, and solar panels. In its basic configuration, TriSAT is equipped with a camera, a radio transmitter, and a Raspberry Pi Zero microcomputer. At the request, a custom payload module can be developed based on the device that needs to be sent into space.

TriSAT is well suited for educational missions and for making first step towards space exploration. Moreover, the presence of the Raspberry Pi Zero allows for a variety of experiments in orbit.

• Aist-ST
• ANSAT-1
• Argus-312
• CSTP 3.1
• DCS-1
• Eya-2
• Galapagos-UTE
• Grifon 1
• Grifon 2
• Grifon 3
• Grifon 4
• Khors 5
• Kosar 1.5
• Lobachevsky
• Luca
• MOHA-1
• MorSat-1
• Mule 4T
• NasbSat-1
• NasbSat-2
• Polytech Universe-6
• QMR-KWT_2
• SakhaCube-Cholbon
• SCH-619
• Scorpion
• SITRO-AIS 57
• SITRO-AIS 58
• SITRO-AIS 59
• SITRO-AIS 60
• SITRO-AIS 61
• SITRO-AIS 62
• SITRO-AIS 63
• SITRO-AIS 64
• SITRO-AIS 65
• SITRO-TD-3
• SITRO-TD-4
• SM-3.1
• Vladivostok-2
• VM-3.1
• Zorkiy-2M 3
• Zorkiy-2M 5
• Zorkiy-2M 7
• TriSat-1
• TriSat-2 (RUVDSSat1)
• TriSat-3 (QUbeSat1)
• TriSat-4 (Picosatellite)