Presentation

Introduction of
NEC Space Business
(Launch of Satellite Integration Center)
July 2, 2014
Masaki Adachi, General Manager
Space Systems Division, NEC Corporation
NEC Space Business
▌A proven track record in space-related assets
Satellites
· Communication/broadcasting
· Earth observation
· Scientific
Ground systems
· Satellite tracking and control systems
· Data processing and analysis systems
· Launch site control systems
Satellite components
· Large observation sensors
· Bus components
· Transponders
· Solar array paddles
· Antennas
Rocket subsystems
Systems & Services
International Space Station
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Offerings from Satellite System Development to Data Analysis
▌In-house manufacturing of various satellites and ground systems for
tracking, control and data processing
Japan's first
artificial satellite
Scientific satellite
OHSUMI 1970 (24 kg)
HISAKI 2013 (350 kg)
©JAXA
Communication/
broadcasting satellite
Earth observation
satellite
KIZUNA 2008 (2.7 tons)
SHIZUKU 2012 (1.9 tons)
©JAXA
©JAXA
Onboard components
Large onboard-observation sensors
Ground systems
Optical, SAR*, hyper-spectral sensors, etc.
Tracking and mission control, data
processing, etc.
Thermal and
near infrared
sensor for
carbon
observation
(TANSO)
©JAXA
Transponders, solar array paddles, etc.
©JAXA
CO2 distribution
Tracking facility
3D distribution of
precipitation
TTC & M* station
Tracking station
GPS* receivers
Low-noise
amplifiers
Multi-transponders
Dualfrequency
precipitation
radar (DPR)
Image source: JAXA
*SAR: Synthetic Aperture Radar
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Observation Recording/
processing
image
equipment
*TTC & M: Telemetry, Tracking, Command & Monitoring
High-accuracy
earth sensors
Ion engines
Solar array
paddles
*GPS: Global Positioning System
World-renowned Satellite Components
▌Extensive track record of deliveries to system integrators worldwide.
Communication equipment of Over 7,000 units for more than 200 satellites
Europe
EUTELSAT 36A
EUTELSAT 7 WEST A
EUTELSAT 7A
EUTELSAT EB2A/ES'HAIL
EUTELSAT HOT BIRD 13A
EUTELSAT HOT BIRD 13B
EUTELSAT HOT BIRD 13C
EUTELSAT KA-SAT 9A
EUTELSAT W1
UK
EUTELSAT W2M
EUTELSAT 3B
EUTELSAT 70B
EUTELSAT EB9B
HOTBIRD-10
HOTBIRD-2
HOTBIRD-3
HOTBIRD-4
HOTBIRD-5
Spain
HISPASAT
HISPASAT-AG1
SPAINSAT
SPAINSAT-R
ASTRA-1K
ASTRA-1KR
ASTRA-1L
ASTRA-1M
ASTRA-1N
ASTRA-2B
ASTRA-2E
Nigeria
NIGCOMSAT
NIGCOMSAT-1R
International
ICO
INMARSAT-2
INMARSAT-4
INTELSAT-15
INTELSAT-16
INTELSAT-19
INTELSAT-20
INTELSAT-21
INTELSAT-22
INTELSAT-23
INTELSAT-27
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INTELSAT-AM9
INTELSAT-IV
INTELSAT-IV-A
INTELSAT-VI
INTELSAT-VII
INTELSAT-VII-A
INTELSAT-DLA1
INTELSAT-DLA2
NEW DAWN
INTELSAT-29*
INTELSAT-34*
ELECTRO-L
EXPRESS-AM1
EXPRESS-AM33
EXPRESS-AM4
EXPRESS-AM44
EXPRESS-MD1
EXPRESS-MD2
EXPRESS-AM4R
EXPRESS-AM7
KAZSAT-1
Northern Europe
BSS (SIRIUS-1)
SIRIUS-2
SIRIUS-4
THOR-7
ASTRA-2F
ASTRA-2G
ASTRA-3B
ASTRA-5B
SES-6
SES-8
SES-9*
KOREASAT-3
Thailand
IPSTAR-1
THAICOM-3
THAICOM-6
Taiwan
ROCSAT-1
FORMOSAT-5
UAE
ARABSAT-5C
THURAYA-D2
THURAYA-D3
YAHSAT-1B
DUBAISAT-2*
Malaysia
MEASAT-1R
MEASAT-3
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KAZSAT-2
LOUTCH5A
LOUTCH5B
LOUTCH5V
SPECTR-R
YAMAL
YAMAL-200
YAMAL-300K
YENISEI
EXPRESS-AMU1*
Japan
Korea
Luxembourg
HYLAS
As of December 31, 2013
Russia
Indonesia
ACES-1
Singapore
ABS-2
ST-1
Australia
OPTUS-B
NBNCO 1A
NBNCO 1B
ADEOS
ADEOS-II
ALOS
BS-2X
BS-3A
BS-3B
BS-3H
BS-3N
BSAT-2C
COMETS
CS
CS-2A
CS-2B
CS-3A
CS-3B
DPR (Ku, Ka)
DRTS A
DRTS B
ETS-V
ETS-VI
ETS-VII
ETS-VIII
GCOM-W1
GOSAT
JCSAT-3
JCSAT-4
JCSAT-5
JCSAT-6
JCSAT-8
JCSAT-9
JEM ICS
JERS-1
MOS-1
MOS-1B
N-STAR-A
N-STAR-B
N-STAR-C
OICETS
QZSS
SDS-1
SUPERBIRD-6
SUPERBIRD-A
SUPERBIRD-B
SUPERBIRD-E
SUPERBIRD-F
TRMM
WINDS
GCOM-C*
JCSAT-14*
North America
AMC 14
AMC 15
AMC 16
ANIK-F1R
ANIK-F3
ANIK-G1
CASCADE
CD-RADIO
DBSD
DIRECTV
DIRECTV-10
DIRECTV-11
DIRECTV-12
DIRECTV-15
ECHOSTAR-10
ECHOSTAR-11
ECHOSTAR-14
ECHOSTAR-15
ECHOSTAR-16
GALAXY-13
GALAXY-18
GALAXY-8IR
HORIZONS-2
ICO
MEXSAT-1
MEXSAT-2
MSAT
NEWSKIES-8
NIMIQ-4
NIMIQ-6
NSS-9
ORION-1
PAS-11
PROTOSTAR-2
QUETZSAT
SIRIUS-FM5
SIRIUS-FM6
SKYTERRA-1
SKYTERRA-2
TDRSS
TELSTAR-5
TELSTAR-6
XM-5
DTH-1*
ECHOSTAR-18*
ECHOSTAR-21*
JUPITER 2*
TELSTAR 12 VANTAGE*
Brazil
AMAZONAS
AMAZONAS-2
AMAZONAS-3
AMAZONAS-4A
BRASILSAT
EDS
STAR ONE
STAR ONE-C3
STAR ONE-C4
STAR ONE-D1
SKY BRASIL-1*
*: Under manufacturing
Aiming for World Markets with the NEXTAR
Standardized Satellite System
▌Three types of NEXTAR* to cover satellites from 500 kg to 3 tons
▌The same standard platform is used in the core of these NEXTAR
▌The standard platform features many of NEC’s strengths, including
autonomous control functions, SpaceWire (a communication standard for
spacecraft) and SpaceCube2 (a standard onboard computer).
NX-300L
Bus type
NX-300L (300-500kg)
Applications:
Earth observation, etc.
NX-1500L
NX-1500L (1000-1500kg)
Applications:
Earth observation, etc.
NX-G (1.5-3 tons)
Applications:
Communications, etc.
NEXTAR enables satellite systems to be provided in a short time and at low cost
*NEXTAR: NEC Next Generation Star
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Combining all of the Strengths of NEC
▌Becoming an ICT*-based solution systems provider from a
manufacturer of single satellites
Business domain
Alliances, M&As
Packaging
Asian region
observation system
Space utilization project
for Asia and Africa
Provision of global
space solutions
Intelligence
services
Satellite broadband
& mobile
communications
services
Integrated space
utilization systems
Defense space
utilization
systems
Use of large deployable
antennas
Consultation &
project formulation
Full turnkey
service delivery
Communications
equipment
Satellite
manufacturers for
domestic market
Standard
bus NEXTAR
Observation
sensors
ICT: Information and Communication Technology
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Remote sensing
image provision
services
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Data analysis
systems
Social infrastructure
systems for overseas
emerging nations
Communication
networks
National security
satellites
Small global
observation satellites
for overseas markets
Dual-use
communication
satellites
NEC's vision for
Space Business
One NEC
Access market
Diversified markets
and users
Example of the “Use of Space Package”
▌Customer needs differ depending on countries and regions.
We propose solutions tailored to the needs of each customer
Step 1
Preparation of
user environment
Step 2
Data collection and
storage, product
creation
l Analysis
l Space center facility development
l Remote sensing data processing and l Creation of effective products taking
advantage of sensor characteristics
licensing of technology to be used
l Application of know-how of
l Small satellite development,
suppliers providing added
technology licensing
value
l Small global observation
satellite development
Step 3
Product utilization
and evaluation
l Development and implementation of
national territory development plan
l Infrastructure maintenance
n Maintenance functions
n Development of content
n Ripple effect on related industries
l Natural disaster control
l Forest monitoring
l Agriculture monitoring, etc.
l National land maps
l Hazard maps/disaster prevention and
mitigation, river flooding/floods, landslides,
etc.
l Environmental monitoring Illegal dumping,
vegetation, crop yields, disaster situation
(forest fires, floods)
l Weather forecasting
l Agriculture and fishing support (Farmland
expansion and improvement, yield
adjustment)
l Flood control works (dam construction, etc.)
l Satellite phones, satellite broadcasting
l Distance learning
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Space Systems and Solutions for Society
Weather forecasting
Environmental monitoring
Resource exploration
Agriculture and fishing support
Car navigation
Satellite phones
Satellite broadcasting
Distance learning
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Disaster prevention
and mitigation
New Business Approaches
▌Proactive approach to the government's request for PFI*-projects
▌Expanding capabilities for service business in the commercial market
Implementation
example
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Location Based Services (LBS) through Quasi-Zenith Satellite Systems
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Satellite Integration Center
▌Constructing integrated production systems for satellite systems
▌Supporting new business models; i.e. PFI
▌Promoting flexibility to meet international customer needs
Development of integrated production system for medium- and
large-sized satellites at NEC’s Fuchu Plant
Equipment
manufacturing and
testing floor
Equipment manufacturing
and testing
Satellite Integration
Center
Satellite assembly
Environmental testing
©JAXA
Large space chamber
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Summary
▌NEC aims to achieve 100 billion yen in sales for its
Space Business by fiscal 2020 as
a part of empowering Social Solutions Business
.
*Projected sales volume as of July 2, 2014
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Reference 1: Satellites Under Development (To be launched in or after
Communications/
Positioning Satellites
Global Observation Satellites
ASNARO2
ASNARO
Global observation satellite Global observation satellite
with SAR sensor
with optical sensor
Project of METI*
Project of METI*
FY2014)
GCOM-C
Global Change Observation
Mission - Climate
Project of JAXA
X-band satellite-1 and X-band satellite-2
Geostationary communications satellites
Ministry of Defense/DSN (PFI)
Also participating in the Quasi-Zenith
Satellite System Project
©JAXA
*METI: Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry
Scientific Satellites
HAYABUSA-2
Asteroid explorer
Project of JAXA
MMO
Mercury Magnetospheric Orbiter
Project of JAXA
Illustrated by Akihiro Ikeshita
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Illustrated by Akihiro Ikeshita
ASTRO-H
X-ray observation satellite
Project of JAXA
Illustrated by Akihiro Ikeshita
ERG
Exploration of energization
and Radiation in Geospace
Project of JAXA
©JAXA
Reference 2: NEC’s Track Record in Satellite System Integration
No. Launch
Satellite name
1
1970 OHSUMI
2
1971 TANSEI
3
1971 SHINSEI
4
1972 DENPA
5
1974 TANSEI-2
6
1975 TAIYO
7
1975 KIKU-1
8
1976 CORSA
9
1977 TANSEI-3
10
1977 HIMAWARI
11
1978 KYOKKO
12
1978 YURI
13
1978 ZIKIKEN
Mission
Engineering test
Engineering test
Scientific observation
Scientific observation
Engineering test
Scientific observation
Engineering test
Scientific observation
Engineering test
Global observation (meteorological)
Scientific observation
Communications/broadcast
Scientific observation
Delivered to
ISAS
ISAS
ISAS
ISAS
ISAS
ISAS
NASDA
ISAS
ISAS
NASDA
ISAS
NASDA
ISAS
14
1979
HAKUCHO
Scientific observation
ISAS
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
1980
1981
1981
1982
1983
1984
1984
1984
1985
1985
1986
1986
1987
1987
TANSEI-4
HINOTORI
HIMAWARI-2
KIKU-4
TENMA
YURI-2a
OHZORA
HIMAWARI-3
SAKIGAKE
SUISEI
YURI-2b
FUJI-1
GINGA
MOMO-1
Engineering test
Scientific observation
Global observation (meteorological)
Engineering test
Scientific observation
Communications/broadcast
Scientific observation
Global observation (meteorological)
Engineering test
Scientific observation
Communications/broadcast
Other (radio)
Scientific observation
Global observation
ISAS
ISAS
NASDA
NASDA
ISAS
NASDA
ISAS
NASDA
ISAS
ISAS
NASDA
JARL
ISAS
NASDA
29
1989
AKEBONO
Scientific observation
ISAS
30
31
32
33
34
1989
1990
1990
1990
1990
HIMAWARI-4
HITEN
HAGOROMO
MOMO-1b
FUJI-2
Global observation (meteorological)
Engineering test
Engineering test
Global observation
Other (radio)
NASDA
ISAS
ISAS
NASDA
JARL
No. Launch
Satellite name
Mission
35
1990 ORIZURU
Engineering test
36
1990 YURI-3a
Communications/broadcast
37
1991 YURI-3b
Communications/broadcast
38
1991 YOHKOH
Scientific observation
39
1992 GEOTAIL
Scientific observation
40
1993 ASCA
Scientific observation
41
1994 MYOJO
Engineering test (rocket)
42
1994 KIKU-6
Engineering test
43
1995 HIMAWARI-5
Global observation (meteorological)
44
1996 FUJI-3
Other (radio)
45
1997 HALCA
Scientific observation
46
1997 KIKU-7/HIKOBOSHI Engineering test
47
1997 KIKU-7/ORIHIME Engineering test
Communications/broadcast
48
1998 KAKEHASHI
(experiment)
49
1998 NOZOMI
Scientific observation (exploration)
50
2000 ASTRO-E
Scientific observation
51
2000 LDREX
Engineering test
52
2002 TSUBASA
Engineering test
53
2002 DASH
Engineering test
54
2003 HAYABUSA
Scientific observation (exploration)
55
2005 SUZAKU
Scientific observation
56
2005 KIRARI
Engineering test
57
2006 DAICHI
Global observation
58
2006 AKARI
Scientific observation
59
2006 LDREX-2
Engineering test
60
2007 KAGUYA
Scientific observation (exploration)
61
2007 OKINA
Scientific observation (exploration)
62
2007 OUNA
Scientific observation (exploration)
Communications/broadcast
63
2008 KIZUNA
(experiment)
64
2010 AKATSUKI
Scientific observation (exploration)
65
2010 IKAROS
Engineering test
66
2012 SHIZUKU
Global observation
67
2013 HISAKI
Scientific observation
NASDA:
National Space Development Agency of Japan
ISAS:
Institute of Space and Astronautical Science
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Delivered to
ISAS
NASDA
NASDA
ISAS
ISAS
ISAS
NASDA
NASDA
NASDA
JARL
ISAS
NASDA
NASDA
NASDA
ISAS
ISAS
NASDA
NASDA
ISAS
ISAS
JAXA/ISAS
JAXA
JAXA
JAXA/ISAS
JAXA
JAXA
JAXA
JAXA
JAXA
JAXA/ISAS
JAXA/ISAS
JAXA
JAXA/ISAS
JARL:
The Japan Amateur Radio League
JAXA:
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
NEC
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