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EIVE

EIVE [University of Stuttgart]

EIVE (Exploratory In-Orbit Verification of an E/W-Band Satellite Communication Link) is a German 6U CubeSat of the IRS (Institut für Raumfahrtsysteme) at the University of Stuttgart, Germany.

The aim is to establish broadband data transmission over greater distances in order to achieve a global time- and location-independent supply of fast internet. The researchers equipped EIVE with technologies that enable it to transmit the E-band, a frequency range that has yet to be explored in great depth. EIVE is one of the first projects in the world to test such a communications space to ground link with a range of different modulation types and data rates in the E-band at 71–76 GHz. The results obtained will form the basis for future communications satellites.

Nation: Germany
Type / Application: Technology
Operator: IRS
Contractors: IRS
Equipment:
Configuration: CubeSat (6U)
Propulsion:
Power: 2 deployable fixed solar arrays, batteries
Lifetime:
Mass:
Orbit: 522 km × 535 km, 97.51°
Satellite COSPAR Date LS Launch Vehicle Remarks
EIVE 2023-084F 12.06.2023 Va SLC-4E Falcon-9 v1.2 (Block 5) with W-Series 1, Skykraft Deployer 3, Skykraft 3A, ..., 3D, ICEYE X23, X25, X26, X30, GHOSt 3, Grégoire, Runner 1, Tomorrow R2, QPS-SAR 6, ÑuSat 40, ..., 43, Aces 1, ..., 4, HOTSAT 1, AFR, DROID.001, MuSat 1, ION-SCV 011, Outpost Mission 1, EPICHyper 2, Kelpie 2, Spei Satelles, ELO 4, MRC-100, Unicorn 2I, SATLLA 2I, URESAT 1, Istanbul, ROM 2, Orbiter SN3, Otter Pup, MDQSAT 1C, 1D, Pleiades-Squared, GEI-SAT Precursor, XVI, AII-Delta, Ayris 1, 2, EIVE, FOREST 2, Lemur-2 167, 168, MISR-A 1, MISR-B 2, Tiger 4, FOSSASat FEROX 1, ..., 4, SpaceBEE 168, ..., 179

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