The Iranian satellite “De Nami 1” is ready for launch

Shahrabi explained that the new moon comes as a continuation of the “Kawthar” and “Hudhd” projects, which were launched on November 6 of last year, and they succeeded in implementing large parts of technical verification lists by 90% and 70%, respectively, despite some technical challenges that prevented full results.

He indicated that the most prominent obstacles that faced the “Kawthar” moon was the link between the system of control of the situation and the absorption of solar energy, which affected his performance in taking pictures despite his success in receiving signals in the orbit.

He added that Satellite The new “De Nami 1″ was designed based on the lessons extracted from previous experiences, so that it merges the tasks of “Kawthar” and “Hudhud” in one improved model. Height and energy control problems have been solved, increasing the number of solar cells, in addition to merging the three best connections from the previous two models.

Shahrabi pointed out that the developed version was also provided with the S dandalo compass, allowing a complete change of the height control program, stressing that the moon is ready for launch after passing all the necessary technical tests.