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PRODUCT MODEL

Propulsion for
    Small Satellites

Our product is a lineup of propulsion units for small satellite and spacecraft, based on technology developed under joint research with Hokkaido University, and planned for space demonstrations 2024. The propulsion units are being developed to accommodate the needs of a wide range of satellite and spacecraft sizes, from satellites that fit in the palm of your hand, to spacecraft that are large enough to transport human passengers. The propulsion system, which incorporates innovative patented technology developed through years of research by Hokkaido University and Letara, will be provided as a package with fuel included. You can follow recent events related to research and development development on the R&D Column page and  Letara's SNS.

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OVERVIEW

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Escaping
   Earth Orbit

Using DARUMA Micro (30 kg wet mass):
- Capable of accelerating a 10 kg payload to 1,100 m/s

- Capable of accelerating a 100 kg payload to 400 m/s

- Capable of accelerating a 300 kg payload to 130 m/s

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Orbital
   Injection

- Capable of orbit transfers from Geostationary Transfer Orbit (GTO) to Near Rectilinear Halo Orbit (NRHO)

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Orbital
   Adjustment

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Deorbit

Integrated cold-gas nozzles, and main-engine re-ignition technologies enable rapid and precise orbital adjustments as necessary

Deliberately lower the satellite into Earth's atmosphere,
for debris removal, or sample return etc.

SPECIFICATION

Fuel

HDPE(High-density polyethylene)

Oxidizer

N2O(Nitrous Oxide)

Hardware

Combustors, Piping, Tanks, Simple CPU, Batteries

Option

Exterior wall panels, Attitude control devices

Scalable design and manufacturing due to 3D printer

Increasing storage density and minimizing safety control during oxidizer filling

will be provided as hardware set

D e t a i l s

Propellant

HDPE/N₂O

NFPA704 

0-0-0 (HDPE-based Fuel) | 2-0-0 (N2O-based oxidizer)​

​Other

In development

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