TITAN-1 350Whr High Energy Density Battery Matrix

Name: TITAN-1 350Whr High Energy Density Battery Matrix
Brand: Ecuadorian Space Agency

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Overview

The TITAN-1 350Whr High Energy Density Battery Matrix is a 1U-sized power bank module built from 7 battery arrays designed to provide the highest energy capacity and redundancy: Its power capacity is 50 Whr per battery module, giving a total of 350 Whr. For missions from 3U Cubesats to microsatellites. TITAN enables your system to perform longer and better and pack as much power as a microsatellite configuration. All our batteries are fully customizable to your mission’s need in terms of output, cable, connectors or interfaces and options are available as integrated Carbon Nanotubes Thermal Transfer Bus (CN/TTB) shield which allows missions to reuse the spacecraft self-generated heat, and integrated thermal sensor.

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Overview

Name: TITAN-1 350Whr High Energy Density Battery Matrix
Vendor: Ecuadorian Space Agency
Subsystem: Power Subsystem
Component Type: Primary Battery
Form Factor: All
Heritage: Yes
Average Cost: $53,000 to $86,500 USD
Fiscal Year: 2022
Average Lead Time: 1 to 2 months

Vendor Details

Name: Ecuadorian Space Agency
Website: http://exa.ec/index-en.html
Founded: 2007
Summary: EXA is an aerospace research and development institution that, among other things, designs and builds extreme hardware for CubeSats, with more than 7 years of record-setting flight heritage in extreme conditions. EXA’s technology is singular, original, simple, solid and dependable and allows CubeSat developers to use COTS components in order to break the limitations of budget and power typical of the cubesat form factor, the deployable hardware is based over EXA’s unique Active Artificial Muscle technology for a dependable, proven and anti-whiplash deploy of challenging mechanical elements. Flight heritage from 10+ missions backs their technology which is currently in use in European, Asian and Latina merican spacecrafts, and in the challenging U.S. market.