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SSTL’s European GNSS payload passes design review

Submit on Monday, March 14th, 2011 22:53

Payloads being delivered by Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL) for Europe’s future satellite navigation system have passed the Preliminary Design Review (PDR), having proved to a panel including the European Space Agency (ESA) that they demonstrated a sufficient level of design maturity.Other Posts:EchoStar Affiliate To Provide S-Band Capacity For Mobile Video ProjectNew Russian dual-use communication satellite put into serviceBSkyB’s Churn Nudges Towards 14 PercentSpace Systems/Loral Wins Terrestar-2 Satellite ContractRaytheon develops world’s largest infrared light-wave detector200th Ariane rocket being assembledGLONASS: just no cuts or even more money?Satellite TV – Big Bang For Your Entertainment Buck

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