ProductUpdated on 18 September 2025
ICE Cube On-board Control Unit
Business Development Manager at N7 SPACE Sp. z o.o.
Warszawa, Poland
About
The complete, ready-to-use module for in-orbit experiments on board the International Space Station
OBC based on Microchip SAMV71Q21RT
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Total Ionizing Dose 30 krad
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NAND Flash 2 GiB for scientific data
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NOR Flash (QSPI) 2 MiB for application SW
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SDRAM 2x64 MiB operating memory
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Power consumption <~1 W
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Independent power control and data lanes
Interfaces
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Command and control over Ethernet
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Embedded CAN transceivers
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OBCU-payload interfaces
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UART
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GPIO
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I2C
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SPI
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ADC
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Power control and measurement
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OVP
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UVP
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OCP
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Software
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C++: Developed using modern C++20 standard and tooling
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ECSS: Production followed guidelines set out in ECSS standards for software development and quality
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PUS: Integrates a command and control link protocol based on ESA’s Packet Utilization Standard ver. C (PUS-C)
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Routing: Routes commands and data between the mission control systems and individual payloads
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Scheduling: Facilitates unattended execution of operations through pre-scheduled commanding
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Storage: Collects any and all telemetry from payloads into a large persistent memory chip
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Extendibility: Provides a template for user-supplied periodically executed code
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Flexibility: The system can be easily adjusted for use with other microcontrollers and operating systems
Available soon
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Co-processor for independent data processing
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Inter-payload routing
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Software ECC protecting data in long-term storage
Organisation
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Carlos Colodro-Conde
Electronics Engineer at Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias - IACTEC-Space
San Cristóbal de la Laguna, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
Service
- Consulting
- Engineering service
- Research & Development
Mattias Örth
CEO at Rapidity Space
Uppsala, Sweden
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Trevor Garson
Director, Software Business Development & Strategy, Space Systems at Rocket Lab
Littleton, United States