| Owner |
Req ID |
Requirement Text |
Requirement Note |
| OBC |
OBC-0010 |
The OBC shall monitor all spacecraft subsystems. |
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| OBC |
OBC-0020 |
The OBC shall have an Scheduler which determines the execution of different tasks through time. |
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| OBC |
OBC-0030 |
The OBC shall provide and store the following housekeeping data: Satellite mode, Boot count, OBC error events, Internal satellite communication error events, RAM memory usage. |
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| OBC |
OBC-0040 |
The OBC shall retrieve and store housekeeping data for all spacecraft subsystems. |
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| OBC |
OBC-0050 |
The OBC shall monitor all satellite subsystems in order to verify their nominal behavior. |
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| OBC |
OBC-0060 |
The OBC shall execute TC received from the GSeg. |
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| OBC |
OBC-0070 |
The OBC shall be able to control and command all subsystems via its interfaces. |
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| OBC |
OBC-0080 |
The OBC shall retrieve and store scientific data from the Payload. |
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| OBC |
OBC-0090 |
The OBC shall have data interfaces with all subsystems. |
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| OBC |
OBC-0100 |
The OBC power supply voltage shall be 3.3 V. |
With 4% margin from datasheet |
| OBC |
OBC-0110 |
The OBC shall enable the manual transition between satellite modes if a TC from the ground is received. |
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| OBC |
0BC-0120 |
The OBC shall automatically transition between satellite modes based on battery levels. |
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| OBC |
OBC-0130 |
The OBC should allow in-orbit changes of its configuration. |
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| OBC |
OBC-0140 |
The OBC shall implement a command-less timer that triggers a recovery routine if a telecommand from the GS is not received after a certain period. |
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| OBC |
OBC-0150 |
The spacecraft should allow modifications to the OBC Software after the satellite assembly is complete and while on ground. |
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| OBC |
OBC-0160 |
The spacecraft shall have a timer, set to a minimum of 30 minutes, before operations or deployment of the antennas. |
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| OBC |
OBC-0170 |
No radio emission shall be allowed after the spacecraft has been integrated within the PocketQube deployer until 45 minutes after deployment. |
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| COMMS |
COMMS - 0000 |
The Communications Subsystem (COMMS) shall work in the ISM band via radio links. |
The Ground Station is set to 868 MHz (amateur). The S/C is able to receive and transmit in this band. |
| COMMS |
COMMS - 0010 |
The COMMS subsystem must transmit at a maximum power of 20 dBm. |
This power values takes into account the internal losses. |
| COMMS |
COMMS - 0020 |
The COMMS subsystem must support half-duplex communication, enabling both transmission and reception of data. |
The S/C can receive telecommands and transmit data via the RF link of the COMMS subsystem. |
| COMMS |
COMMS - 0030 |
Be able to deploy the omnidirectional quarter wavelength antenna once the satellite is deployed in space. |
The deployment will be conducted using a thermal knife. |
| COMMS |
COMMS - 0040 |
The COMMS shall periodically transmit the telemetry of the spacecraft |
The period of the beacon shall be configurable using telecommands and dependant of the battery state. |
| COMMS |
COMMS - 0050 |
All packets shall be tagged with a timestamp. |
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| COMMS |
COMMS - 0060 |
The COMMS must be able to receive Telecommands from the ground segment and send a reception acknowledgement. |
RF packets are received by the satellite. If they are correctly parsed and with the expected command counter, the S/C will transmit an acknowledgement. |
| COMMS |
COMMS - 0070 |
The COMMS shall have the capability to provide past telemetry housekeeping. |
Housekeeping data is present in the telemetry. |
| COMMS |
COMMS - 0080 |
The transmitted beacon shall contain a subset of information from the whole satellite housekeeping. |
Housekeeping data is present in the telemetry. |
| COMMS |
COMMS - 0090 |
OBC and COMMS subsystems must communicate through SPI. |
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| COMMS |
COMMS - 0100 |
The S/C shall be capable of changing the operating frequency using a telecommand. |
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| COMMS |
COMMS - 0110 |
The satellite must comply with european regulations. |
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| COMMS |
COMMS - 0120 |
Be able to distinguish between wanted packets and unwanted packets. |
This will be done making use of the packet ID. |
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| EPS |
EPS - 0000 |
The EPS is capable of providing the requisite current for the other subsystems to function correctly. |
The current must not exceed 800mA |
| EPS |
EPS - 0010 |
The battery shall remain within safe temperature ranges. |
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| EPS |
EPS - 0020 |
The EPS shall provide an output of 3.3V ±5% at its output to power the other subsystems |
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| EPS |
EPS - 0030 |
The battery shall be able to charge via the umbilical port. |
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| EPS |
EPS - 0040 |
The satellite's battery shall be decoupled from the rest of the system during launch using mechanically controlled kill switches. |
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| EPS |
EPS - 0050 |
The EPS shall charge the battery automatically using the solar cells. |
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| EPS |
EPS - 0060 |
The EPS shall include protections to prevent battery damage |
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| EPS |
EPS - 0070 |
The MPPTs shall produce sufficient power to charge the battery |
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| ADCS |
ADCS - 0000 |
The communication between the chips of the ADCS and the OBC must be conducted via I2C. |
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| ADCS |
ADCS - 0010 |
The PQ must be able to detumble using the BDOT algorithm. |
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| ADCS |
ADCS - 0020 |
The satellite must be able to point the Payload at the nadir angle using the magnetic control law. |
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| ADCS |
ADCS - 0030 |
The ADCS must be able to estimate the satellite's position in an inertial reference frame. |
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| ADCS |
ADCS - 0040 |
The ADCS must be able to obtain the magnetic field in an inertial reference frame. |
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| ADCS |
ADCS - 0050 |
All sensors used in the ADCS must be calibrated and characterized by temperature. |
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| ADCS |
ADCS - 0060 |
The magnetorquers must be able to be fed with current. |
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| ADCS |
ADCS - 0070 |
The ADCS must use an active actuator. |
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| ADCS |
ADCS - 0080 |
The ADCS must have a fail-safe mechanism to enter a safe mode in case of anomalies. |
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| ADCS |
ADCS - 0090 |
The ADCS sensor's calibration parameters must be able to be modified via telecommand. |
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| P/L-1 |
PRFL - 0000 |
The payload shall have a sensitivity of -110 dBm |
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| P/L-1 |
PRFL - 0010 |
Frequency resolution has to be smaller or equal than 10 MHz |
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| P/L-1 |
PRFL - 0020 |
Output has to be an analogue voltage between 0 and 3.3 V |
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| P/L-1 |
PRFL - 0030 |
Maximum peak power consumption has to be smaller than 1.5 W |
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| P/L-1 |
PRFL - 0040 |
Average power consumption has to be smaller than 0.5 W |
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| P/L-1 |
PRFL - 0050 |
The L-band antenna has to be stowed inside the satellite |
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| P/L-1 |
PRFL - 0060 |
No debris in the payload antenna deployment |
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| P/L-1 |
PRFL - 0070 |
Non-operational temperature has to range from -40 to 80 ºC. |
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| P/L-1 |
PRFL - 0080 |
Operational temperature has to range from 0 to 45 ºC. |
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| P/L-1 |
PRFL - 0090 |
Antenna return losses must be lower than -6 dB in the L-Band |
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| P/L-2 |
RFI5G_010 |
The payload shall have a sensitivity of -110 dBm |
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| P/L-2 |
RFI5G_020 |
The payload frequency resolution must be smaller or equal than 10 MHz. |
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| P/L-2 |
RFI5G_030 |
The payload output must be an analogue voltage between 0 and 3.3 V. |
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| P/L-2 |
RFI5G_040 |
The payload's maximum peak power consumption must be smaller than 1.5 W. |
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| P/L-2 |
RFI5G_050 |
The payload's average power consumption must be smaller than 0.5 W. |
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| P/L-2 |
RFI5G_060 |
The payload must interface with the "IEEE Open PocketQube". |
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| P/L-2 |
RFI5G_070 |
The full PocketQube weight with the payload must be smaller than 250 g. |
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| P/L-2 |
RFI5G_080 |
The payload's non-operational temperature must range from -40 to 80 ºC. |
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| P/L-2 |
RFI5G_090 |
The payload's operational temperature must range from 0 to 45 ºC. |
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| GSeg |
GS - 010 |
At least one GS shall be available for bidirectional communication with the spacecraft. |
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| GSeg |
GS - 020 |
The GS shall comply with ITU requirements [RD5]. |
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| GSeg |
GS - 030 |
The GS shall be able to receive signals from the PocketCube following an orbit consistent with the launch. |
Test may be performed by tracking another spacecraft operating in a similar orbit. |
| GSeg |
GS - 040 |
The GS shall be capable of receiving satellite messages. |
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| GSeg |
GS - 050 |
The GS shall be able to predict and schedule a satellite pass and store the prediction in an SQL-based database. |
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| GSeg |
GS - 060 |
The GS shall track the satellite during its passes over the station. |
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| GSeg |
GS - 070 |
The GS shall provide mechanisms to control and manage the orientation of communication antennas. |
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| GSeg |
GS - 080 |
The GS shall be connected to the internet via a wired interface. |
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| GSeg |
GS - 090 |
The GS internet interface shall be accessible through a VPN. |
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| GSeg |
GS - 100 |
The GSeg shall retrieve the satellite data during its passes over the station, following an operations plan. |
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| GSeg |
GS - 110 |
The GSeg shall store the retrieved data (telemetry and scientific) from the satellite in the OpCen. |
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| GSeg |
GS - 120 |
The OpCen shall structure the retrieved data from the satellite in order to provide a simple and fast access. |
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| GSeg |
GS - 130 |
The OpCen shall send specific commands to the satellite, operator cannot create his own TC. |
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| GSeg |
GS - 140 |
The administration of the GS software can be done remotely. |
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| GSeg |
GS - 150 |
The GS shall forward the retrieved data to the OpCen. |
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| GSeg |
GS - 160 |
The GS shall be operable both locally and remotely, and both manually and automatically. |
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| GSeg |
GS - 170 |
The GS shall have antennas to operate at UHF band. |
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| GSeg |
GS - 180 |
The GSeg shall be composed of a minimum of one tracking, commanding and receiving station and an unique OpCen. |
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| GSeg |
GS - 190 |
The GS shall be placed in a limited access area with controlled environment. |
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| OPS |
OPS - 010 |
The OpCen shall communicate with the GS using a VPN interface. |
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| OPS |
OPS - 020 |
The OpCen shall be connected with a wired network to internet. |
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| OPS |
OPS - 030 |
Only an administrator can modify OpCen configuration. |
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| OPS |
OPS - 040 |
The OpCen shall be placed in a limited access area. |
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| OPS |
OPS - 050 |
The OpCen shall provide a GUI interface to interact with the GS and the spacecraft. |
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| OPS |
OPS - 060 |
The OpCen GUI shall provide mechanisms to control an manage the GS remotely. |
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| OPS |
OPS - 070 |
The OpCen GUI shall provide mechanisms to operate the spacecraft. |
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| OPS |
OPS - 080 |
The OpCen GUI shall provide mechanisms to upload satellite configurations. |
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| OPS |
OPS - 090 |
The Opcen GUI shall provide a login mechanism before starting any activity. |
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| OPS |
OPS - 100 |
The OpCen shall exploit the retrieved data from the GSeg stations. |
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| OPS |
OPS - 110 |
The OpCen GUI shall list the different TC that can be sent to the spacecraft. |
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| OPS |
OPS - 120 |
The OpCen GUI shall present the download data from the spacecraft. |
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| OPS |
OPS - 130 |
The OpCen GUI shall plot stored data. |
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| OPS |
OPS - 140 |
The OpCen shall provide mechanisms to stop and resume spacecraft communications. |
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| OPS |
OPS - 150 |
The OpCen shall provide mechanisms to reboot the spacecraft. |
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| OPS |
OPS - 160 |
The OpCen shall provide mechanisms to perform a health check of the satellite. |
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| OPS |
OPS - 170 |
The OpCen shall provide mechanisms to request scientific and telemetry data from the satellite. |
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| OPS |
OPS - 180 |
The OpCen shall provide mechanisms to manually transit through satellite modes. |
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| OPS |
OPS - 190 |
The OpCen shall provide mechanisms to perform manual deployments on the satellite. |
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