Thriving upon breakthrough technologies to overcome complexity
EMXYS spaceflight track record backs to 2007 and, since then, the spirit for quest of technical excellence on the most demanding missions remains unwavering, inspiring our staff in reaching the highest technical and quality standards to face the most complex challenges.
ESA's Young Engineers Satellite 2 experiment was launched on September 14, 2007.
After 12 days in orbit, a 30-km long, half-millimeter diameter tether (thin cable) was
deployed to de-orbit the spacecraft.
This experiment demonstrated the feasibility of the SpaceMail concept for returning
payloads to Earth.
T-REX (Tether-Rocket Experiment) was a sounding rocket mission on board a S-520 JAXA
sounding rocket, participated by NASA MSFC.
T-REX aimed to demonstrate the operation of an Electrodynamic tether probe in upper
atmosphere.
OPTOS Nanosatellite Experiment INTA (National Institute of Aerospace Technology).
EMXYS developed the FBG sensor readout optoelectronics (interrogation unit) based in a
tunable laser source including the active thermal control stage.
The satellite's on-board electronics unit implements an advanced UHF-band radio
transceiver capable of remote reconfiguration from both the ground station and the
satellite's on-board computer.
EMXYS is the prime contractor of the gravimetry instrument GRASS onboard JUVENTAS
CubeSat.
EMXYS is responsible of engineering, mechanical and electronical design of the
gravimeter, involving very low noise mixed-signal electronics.
The ODALISS platform is based on a flexible payload to be connected in a scalable
architecture. The interface includes different power lines (regulated and unregulated),
serial communication interfaces and digital control lines providing a perfect interface for
any payload designer.
