ETS 5
Also called Kiku 5
First 3-axis stabilized Japanese satellite with a built in apogee kick motor.
It also carried a experimental mobile communications payload.
Out
of service
|
mid-Oct
1997
|
Cause
|
deorbited
|
Prime
contractor
|
Mitsubishi
Electric
|
Platform
|
Mitsubishi
|
Mass
at launch
|
1081
kg
|
Mass
in orbit
|
550
kg
|
Length
|
3
m
|
Width
|
2.8
m
|
Height
|
2
m
|
Stabilization
|
3-axis
|
Design
lifetime
|
1.5
years
|
Transponders
|
2 |
Power
|
30
W
|
Bandwidth
|
10
MHz
|
Coverage
|
Northern
Pacific including Philippines, Indonesia and Australia
|
EIRP
max
|
23.2
dBW
|
Polarization
|
|
Transponders
|
1 |
Power
|
6
W
|
Bandwidth
|
20
MHz
|
Coverage
|
Northern
Pacific (used for a link to NASDA)
|
EIRP
max
|
|
Polarization
|
|