The Q/V-band satellite communication payload antenna is designed for inter-satellite laser links, user beams, and information processing and forwarding between satellites and gateway stations. It also provides uplink and downlink channels for in-orbit TT&C signals, enabling seamless global communication coverage. The antenna system is suitable for satellite platforms of 50kg or above and can be deployed as a single unit on a satellite or in mirrored pairs. Paired deployment allows each antenna to point to different gateway stations, supporting dual-polarization reception and transmission with 8 simultaneous channels, and enabling relay communication during high-speed flight.
0.5m PAN &2m MS Camera is an Earth observation system with a swath over 12km and high SNR (≥40 dB for panchromatic, ≥43.5 dB for multispectral). It features fast delivery and an integrated optical, mechanical, electronic, and thermal design. Applications include land surveys, crop and forest monitoring, geological exploration, ocean forecasting, environmental protection, disaster monitoring, urban planning, and mapping.
The 0.9m PAN & 3.6m MS multispectral camera is a high-resolution Earth observation imaging system with a swath width of over 14.4km and a signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) above 40dB. It is suitable for applications such as national land surveys, crop yield estimation, forest inventories, geological exploration, ocean forecasting, environmental monitoring, disaster response, urban planning, and mapping.
The 2m PAN/8m MS Visible-Light Camera was launched into orbit based on MN30-1 satellite platform on April 27, 2021. It provides comprehensive remote sensing imagery for applications such as crop disaster monitoring, forest fire prevention, forestry resource surveys, environmental monitoring, geological and mineral exploration, and flash flood monitoring. The camera weighs approximately 2.67kg and offers a swath width greater than 15.8km.
The 5m Multispectral camera was launched into orbit aboard the Wenchang-01/02 satellites on February 27, 2022, serving as the primary payload of Wenchang-1. Weighing approximately 6.5kg, it provides a swath width greater than 115 km. The camera enables high-resolution Earth observation and offers comprehensive, operational monitoring of Hainan Island and its surrounding waters. It supports the island’s spatial data needs in key areas such as natural resources, agriculture, forestry, marine environment monitoring, maritime shipping, emergency search and rescue, and fisheries information services. The system serves government departments in natural resources, agriculture, forestry, marine affairs, and environmental protection, as well as key cities and counties including Haikou, Sanya, and Sansha. By providing highly detailed spatial awareness, it contributes to the development of the Hainan Free Trade Port and the protection of marine resources.
The 1U visible light camera has been successfully deployed on multiple satellites of the company’s MN10 platform. Designed specifically for microsatellites and nanosatellites, it features a compact size, lightweight design, and low power consumption. The camera can capture color images or video with a 10 m ground resolution. It provides comprehensive remote sensing imagery services for applications such as crop disaster monitoring, forest fire prevention, forestry resource surveys, environmental monitoring, geological and mineral exploration, and flash flood monitoring.
