The Hi-SIDE project [1] is a European Union project carried out by several leading aerospace organisations from across Europe. It aims to develop satellite data-chain technologies for future Earth observation and Telecommunication systems. Hi-SIDE has made substantial advances in the major elements of the data chain including networking, processing, compression, and downlink transmission to support the next generation of data intensive missions. The data chain elements are interconnected via a SpaceFibre network [2]. This paper introduces SpaceFibre and the Hi-SIDE project and then describes the STAR-Tiger SpaceFibre routing switch which forms the heart of the SpaceFibre network.


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    Title :

    SpaceFibre Payload Data-Handling Network




    Publication date :

    2022-10-17


    Size :

    1394798 byte



    Type of media :

    Conference paper


    Type of material :

    Electronic Resource


    Language :

    English



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