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Light spectrum measurement with a semiconductor-based sensor (350-988 nm)

The HUNITY satellite carries multiple scientific payloads and experiments to conduct research and demonstrate new technologies in space.
The SZESAT is a satellite within the NMHH-1 mission, developed by Széchenyi István University of Győr, featuring advanced technological demonstrations and experiments.
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The HUNITY satellite features experiments designed by high school students, providing educational opportunities and fostering interest in space technology among younger generations.
Light spectrum measurement with a semiconductor-based sensor (350-988 nm)

Measurement of gamma rays using a semiconductor sensor

Investigation of radiation immunity of semiconductor memories (RAM, FLASH

Radiation measurement (artificial) based on variation of specific gel resistance

Orientation sensing with 6-axis MEMS and light sensor

Temperature transient measurement (with different coloured thermocouple coatings)

The HUNITY satellite includes additional 40x30 mm form factor scientific experiments and technological demonstrations.
Temperature transient measurement

Testing ASIC module in space.

Testing WLR089 module in space.

Selfie camera

The HUNITY satellite includes additional scientific experiments and technological demonstrations to advance our understanding of space environments and test new capabilities