Engineering Model of Single Channel AIS Receiver Payload for Cubesat

With the increasing flexibility and advancements in CubeSat technology, the potential for diverse space missions continues to expand. Among these missions, the utilization of CubeSats for ship tracking via the Automatic Identification System (AIS) stands out. This research focuses on detailing the design and implementation of an AIS receiver board tailored specifically for CubeSat payloads. The core components of this system include the GNS5851 module serving as the AIS receiver and the STM32 microcontroller for data processing. By leveraging these components, this study aims to enhance understanding and utilization of CubeSat technology for maritime monitoring applications. Through meticulous design considerations and rigorous testing, the developed AIS receiver demonstrates robust capabilities in capturing AIS signals from both Class A and Class B transponders. This advancement signifies a significant step forward in CubeSat payloads, offering researchers and academic institutions a valuable tool for enhancing maritime traffic analysis and vessel behavior studies. The successful integration of this AIS receiver board highlights the transformative potential of CubeSats in addressing realworld challenges and advancing space exploration efforts.

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2024-08-29
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icitacee62763.2024.10762772
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With the increasing flexibility and advancements in CubeSat technology, the potential for diverse space missions continues to expand. Among these missions, the utilization of CubeSats for ship tracking via the Automatic Identification System (AIS) stands out. This research focuses on detailing the design and implementation of an AIS receiver board tailored specifically for CubeSat payloads. The core components of this system include the GNS5851 module serving as the AIS receiver and the STM32 microcontroller for data processing. By leveraging these components, this study aims to enhance understanding and utilization of CubeSat technology for maritime monitoring applications. Through meticulous design considerations and rigorous testing, the developed AIS receiver demonstrates robust capabilities in capturing AIS signals from both Class A and Class B transponders. This advancement signifies a significant step forward in CubeSat payloads, offering researchers and academic institutions a valuable tool for enhancing maritime traffic analysis and vessel behavior studies. The successful integration of this AIS receiver board highlights the transformative potential of CubeSats in addressing realworld challenges and advancing space exploration efforts.

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