Digital Sun Sensor (±64°) | Redwire Space

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Digital Sun Sensor (±64°)

OVERVIEW

The Redwire Digital Sun Sensor ± 64° is a two-axis digital sun sensor system. The solution features two measurement axes and five sensors (1 to 8 sensors can also be used).

The Digital Sun Sensor ± 64° is spaceflight proven, with a rich flight heritage. Applications for the Digital Sun Sensor ± 64° include attitude determination, sun acquisition, solar array pointing, and fail-safe recovery.

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