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Flying Laptop

Universität Stuttgart

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	Institute of Space Systems Stuttgart Small Satellite Program
	Flying Laptop - Downloads

Papermodel
a paper model of the flying laptop is available from this site (German). You can also access the pdf sheet directly here (also German)

	Project Description
	Images
	Videos & Animations
	Posters
	Congress papers

Project Description
pdf	Project Booklet (german - june 2009)
pdf	Overall Drawing
pdf	Project Description (out of date)
pdf	Project Brochure (out of date)

Images
jpg	In-orbit configuration
jpg	Launch configuration
jpg	Screenshot: attitude arrows
jpg	Screenshot: orbital scenario simulation

Videos & Animations
avi 1.5 MB	Exploded 360° view
avi 4.0 MB	Mechanical Ground Support Equipment (MGSE)
avi 4.1 MB	Flying Laptop view during nadir imaging
avi 0.7 MB	Nadir imaging principle
avi 1.8 MB	BRDF imaging principle
avi 12.4 MB	Access to IRS ground station via Ka-band link
avi 4.6 MB	S-Band mechanism in action
exe 0.6 MB	XviD (= free DivX) Codec Installer for Windows To watch the above animations it is neccessary to have this video codec installed.

Posters
jpg	Poster: Flying Laptop - First Micro Satellite of the University of Stuttgart for Earth Observation and Technology Evaluation, 8th Australian Space Development Conference, July 28-30, 2004, Adelaide, Australia.
pdf	Poster for the exhibition "Highlights der Physik" (in German). Created: 06/2004

Congress Papers
pdf	H.-P. Roeser , M. v. Schoenermark, F. Huber, G. Grillmayer, M. Lengowski, S. Walz, A.Falke, T. Wegmann: Earth Observation with the Small Satellite Flying Laptop of the University of Stuttgart, 9th ISU Annual International Symposium , Strasbourg, France, November 30 - December 3, 2004.
pdf	G. Grillmayer, M. Lengowski, S. Walz, H.-P. Röser, F. Huber, M. v. Schönermark, T. Wegmann: Flying Laptop - Micro-Satellite of the University of Stuttgart for Earth Observation and Technology Demonstration, IAC-04-IAA.4.11.P.08, 55th International Astronautical Congress, Vancouver, Canada, October 4-8, 2004.