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TMSat 1 (TMSat-OSCAR 31, TO 31) → Thai-Paht 1

TMSat 1 [SSTL]

TMSat 1 (Thai Micro-Satellite), in October 1998 renamed Thai-Paht, was the first Thai Microsatellite launched for Mahanikorn University in Bangkok.

It was launched and operated in Low Earth Orbit(LEO), and was constructed by Thai engineers with engineers at Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. at the University of Surrey in the United Kingdom. TMSAT is also the name of a company that Mahanakorn University of Technology (MUT) and Thai Satellite Communication (TSC) are investing in, in order to develop satellite technology in Thailand.

The Thai-Paht satellite was based on the Microsat-70 bus and carried multi-spectral Earth observation cameras and digital store-and-forward communications payloads making use of the advanced on-board processing and autonomous GPS positioning.

Nation: Thailand
Type / Application: Technology
Operator: Mahanikorn University, Bangkok
Contractors: SSTL
Equipment: Multi-spectral iamger, digital store-and-forward communications payload
Configuration: Microsat-70
Propulsion: None
Power: Solar cells, batteries
Lifetime:
Mass: 55 kg
Orbit: 816 km × 818 km, 98.80°
Satellite COSPAR Date LS Launch Vehicle Remarks
TMSat 1 (TMSat-OSCAR 31, TO 31) → Thai-Paht 1 1998-043C 10.07.1998 Ba LC-45/1 Zenit-2 with Resurs-O1 2, Techsat 1B, FASat Bravo, Safir 2, WESTPAC 1

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