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www.ariane.group ARIANEGROUP ORBITAL PROPULSION ROBERT-KOCH-STRASSE 1 82024 TAUFKIRCHEN GERMANY SUSANA CORTÉS BORGMEYER SUSANA.CORTES-BORGMEYER@ARIANE.GROUP PHONE: +49 (0)89 6000 29244 WWW.SPACE-PROPULSION.COM

ELECTRIC PROPULSION SYSTEMS AND COMPONENTS RADIOFREQUENCY ION PROPULSION FOR ORBIT RAISING, STATION KEEPING AND DEEP SPACE MISSIONS.

ELECTRIC PROPULSION SYSTEMS AND COMPONENTS RADIOFREQUENCY ION PROPULSION FOR ORBIT RAISING, STATION KEEPING AND DEEP SPACE MISSIONS. Overview Our electric space propulsion expertise is based on the space proven Radiofrequency Ion Technology (RIT). Within this field, we produce complete propulsion systems, modules, thrusters and related components. Working Principle and Advantages of RIT Technology In a Radiofrequency Ion Thruster, the atoms in the propellant the inert gas xenon are ionised by means of a high-frequency electromagnetic field, forming a plasma. In a plasma, both positively charged xenon ions and electrons can exist separately. The positively charged xenon ions are then accelerated utilizing electrical fields and so ejected to provide thrust. In order to prevent an imbalance in the satellite s net charge due to the stream of positively charged ions being expelled, a neutralizer is used to release electrons so as to keep the system in balance. High performance at low complexity Highest specific impulse offers substantial mass saving Narrow beam divergence Robust design concept with a large domain of operational stability Large throttle range and adaptable to available electric power Highest growth potential with increasing electric power

RIT μx A VERSATILE MINIATURIZED ELECTRIC PROPULSION THRUSTER OPTIMIZED FOR HIGH PRECISION ORBITAL MANEUVERS RIT μx is the smallest Radiofrequency Ion Thruster of the electric propulsion thruster portfolio of ArianeGroup. An electric propulsion system based on RIT μx answers to advanced and challenging mission requirements thanks to special characteristics demonstrated during extensive tests: Complex thrust profiles, high dynamics and high resolution, thrust linearity, very low noise and very long thruster lifetime. RIT 10 EVO THE OPTIMUM THRUSTER FOR NORTH SOUTH STATION KEEPING FOR GEO SATELLITES SYSTEMS AND SMALLER LEO SATELLITES RIT 10 EVO is the Radiofrequency Ion Thruster with medium thrust level based on the RIT 10 which has flown successfully and flawlessly over 10 years. RIT 2X SERIES THE BEST MASS SAVING SOLUTION FOR AN ALL-ELECTRIC SATELLITE The RIT 2X series consists of the largest Radiofrequency Ion Thrusters of the electric propulsion portfolio of ArianeGroup. An electric propulsion system based on a RIT 2X thruster has various advantages like the highest possible thrust efficiency which results in excellent specific impulse over wide thrust ranges and very efficient use of electrical energy.

RIT THRUSTER FAMILY PERFORMANCE DATA RIT μx RIT 10 EVO RIT 2X THRUST & POWER Nominal Thrust nom. Power 50-500 μn < 50 W 5 mn 15 mn 25 mn 145 W 435 W 760 W 70 88 mn 151 171 mn 198 215 mn 2000 2500 W 4000 4500 W 4800 5300 W FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE extended / on request Isp max. demonstrated Divergance angle* 10-100 μn, 300-3000 μn 300-3000s > 3500s < 17 > 1900s > 3000s > 3200s > 3400s < 15 3400 3500s 3300 3500s 2450 2750s < 25 LIFETIME Total Impulse Max Operational cycles Total Lifetime > 10kNs up to 200kNs > 10000 > 20000 h > 1.1 MNs > 10000 > 20000 h > 10 MNs > 10000 > 20000 h TECHNOLOGY Ionisation Acceleration Gridsystem Propellant RF-Principle Electrostatic 2 Grids Xenon RF-Principle Electrostatic 2 Grids Xenon RF-Principle Electrostatic 2 Grids Xenon DESIGN mass Dimensions Diameter Height 440 g 78 mm 76 mm 1.8 kg 186 mm 134 mm < 10 kg < 330 mm < 220 mm ENVIRONMENT Random 20-60Hz: +9db/oct 60-400Hz: 0.5g^2/Hz 400-2000Hz: -6dB/oct Overall: 18.4gRMS 20-50Hz: +6dB/oct 50-1200Hz: 0.32g^2/Hz 1200-2000Hz: -6dB/oct Overall: 22.9gRMS 20Hz: 100-250Hz: 400-800Hz: 2000Hz: Overall: 0.004g^2/Hz 0.1g^2/Hz 0.4g^2/Hz 0.006g^2/Hz 8.1gRMS Sine 5-20Hz: 11mm (0-peak) 20-100Hz: 20g Z-Axis: 5-18Hz: 18-35Hz: 35-60Hz: 60-100Hz: X-Y-Axis: 5-16.5Hz: 16.5-35Hz: 35-60Hz: 60-100Hz: 11mm 15g 12g 6g 11mm 12g 8g 4g 5-20Hz: 20-100Hz: +- 10mm 35g Shock 500Hz: 1000Hz: 10000Hz: 100g 1500g 1500g 100Hz: 3000Hz: 10000Hz: 10g 2000g 2000g 100Hz: 4500Hz: 10000Hz: 10g 10000g 10000g Operating Temperature -40 C to +160 C -75 C to + 140 C -50 C to +190 C Non-Operating Temperature range -60 C to +160 C -85 C to +140 C -60 C to +190 C * Half angle 95%

ELECTRIC PROPULSION SYSTEM COMPETENCE RADIOFREQUENCY ION PROPULSION FLOW SCHEMATIC Propellant Tanks (Xe / Alternative Propellant) PROPELLANT STORAGE Flow Control Unit Electric Pressure Regulator Flow Control Unit PRESSURE & FLOW REGULATION Grid Neutralizer Engine Engine Neutralizer Grid THRUSTER Power Processing Unit Interface Control Module Low Power Equipment Positive High Voltage Converter PPU