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Spectrolab's High-Efficiency Solar Cells and CICs Advancing Space Missions with Spectrolab's High-Efficiency Solar Cells and CICs As space exploration pushes the boundaries of human achievement, the need for reliable, high-performance solar power solutions is paramount. Spectrolab, a leader in the field of photovoltaic technology, offers a range of GaInP/GaAs/Ge lattice-matched triple-junction (3J) solar cells. These cells are not only designed to meet but exceed the rigorous demands of various space missions, from Low Earth Orbit (LEO) to deep space missions. Below, we explore the advanced technical features and performance metrics of Spectrolab’s solar cells and Cell-Interconnect-Coverglass (CIC) assemblies. Overview of Spectrolab’s Solar Cell Technologies Spectrolab’s portfolio includes a variety of solar cells tailored for specific mission profiles, each offering distinct benefits in t

OreSat Repositories OreSat Repositories oresat-c3-hardware: Repository for the hardware design of OreSat's C3 subsystem. oresat-c3-software: Software repository for OreSat's C3 subsystem. oresat-configs: Configuration files and settings for the OreSat project. oresat-olaf: Repository for the OLAF subsystem used in OreSat. oresat-firmware: Firmware repository for various OreSat components. oresat-adcs-software: Software related to Attitude Determination and Control System (ADCS) for OreSat. oresat-linux: Repository for managing Linux distributions and configurations used in OreSat. oresat-helmholtz: Helmholtz coil simulation and design repository for OreSat. oresat-solar-simulator-hardware: Hardware design for the solar simulator in OreSat. oresat-simulator: Simulation environment and tools for testing OreSat components. oresat-ax5043-driver:

Installing and Setting Up ChibiOS Installing and Setting Up ChibiOS ChibiOS is a compact, fast, and reliable real-time operating system (RTOS) designed for embedded systems. It is particularly well-suited for microcontrollers, including those based on ARM Cortex-M architectures such as the Cortex-M0. This guide will walk you through the steps to install and set up ChibiOS for development. Step 1: Download ChibiOS To get started, you need to download the ChibiOS source code. You can download it from the ChibiOS official website or the ChibiOS GitHub repository . You can either clone the repository using Git or download the source as a ZIP file. git clone https://github.com/ChibiOS/ChibiOS.git Step 2: Set Up the Development Environment To develop with ChibiOS, you need to set up a suitable development environment. Here's how to do it: 1. Install a Toolcha