
LibreCube Initiative
LibreCube develops an ecosystem of open source space technology for exploration systems. Our vision is to enable everyone to get involved in building systems for exploration using open source hardware and software. LibreCube is based on these three pillars: 1) Open Source: Everything we do at LibreCube is made available to the public free and open source. Also, we only use free and open source tools for our work – this way, really everyone can get involved! 2) Free and Open Standards: We rely on proven and tested standards for our system designs, with preference for standards from the space domain. 3) Reference Architecture: Defining a generic architecture of system that have standardized interfaces makes it possible to combine and re-use elements for various different mission applications.
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CCSDS GNU Radio Receiver & Decoder
This project addresses the critical need for a software-defined ground station receiver to support the LibreCube proto-LC2302, an open-source UHF...
Rust SpaceCAN Port (native and embedded)
Every board in a LibreCube CubeSat (power, navigation, communications, payload) speaks SpaceCAN. Today, none of them can run flight firmware without...
Python based LoRa Receiver and Demodulator with TinyGS Integration
This paper proposes a software defined radio (SDR) based ground station to receive and decode Long Range (LoRa) satellite signal, with forwarding to...
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