Artemis vital statistics

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Satellite characteristics


Mass at launch	3,100 kg
Power consumption	2.5 kW
Height	4.8 metres
Length	25 metres (solar array tip to tip)
Width	8.0 metres (with antennas deployed)
Launch	2001
Lifetime	10 years
Orbital position	21.5°E

Mobile payload
Coverage	Europe (to Urals), North Africa & Middle East
Frequency bands	1.5 GHz (L-band) to/from mobiles 12/14 GHz (Ku-band) to/from fixed Earth stations
Voice channels	<360 bi-directional (eurobeam) <662 bi-directional (spotbeam)
Mobile terminal antenna size	20 cm by 40 cm
Data relay payload
Coverage	Approx. 65% of orbits
Feeder/downlink coverage	Western Europe
Inter orbit link (S-band 2GHz)	1 Mbps in the forward direction (i.e. Artemis to low altitude spacecraft) 3 Mbps in the return direction (i.e. low altitude spacecraft to Artemis)
Ka-Band (23/26 GHz)	10 Mbps in the forward direction 3 x 150 Mbps in the return direction
Optical (0.8nm)	2 Mbps in the forward direction 50 Mbps in the return direction
Navigation payload
Coverage	global (specifically Europe)
Mass	25 kg
Power	110 W
Antenna	(downlink) horn antenna (uplink) LLM antenna (2.8 m Ø)
Frequency band	(downlink) 1.6 GHz (L-band) (uplink) 14 GHz (Ku-band)

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Artemis: Europe's advanced telecommunication satellite to be launched soon on Ariane-5

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Artemis - the satellite

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Artemis - launch

Artemis was originally scheduled for launch on a Japanese H-IIA rocket under a cooperative agreement with the Japanese space agency, NASDA. However, development delays with the launcher caused ESA to review its launch options during the second half of 2000.

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