The Sun sensors, manufactured by Adcole Space, contain Optical Reticles manufactured by Opto-Line.
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Opto-Line International’s custom precision patterning proves to be paramount in the critical positioning and trajectory of Perseverance for re-entry on Mars.
February 19th, 2021 | Sun sensorsLearn how Opto-Line’s custom aerospace apertures are used in sun angle sensor systems on satellites.
June 16th, 2020 | Sun sensors
Juno to Jupiter – Adcole Spinning Sun Sensors: Opto-Line’s low reflecting black chrome aperture is a critical component of Adole’s sun sensor used in this satellite’s expedition to Jupiter. Our aperture is directly exposed to the harsh space environment; a true testament to its durability and longevity. Launched: August 5, 2011 Jupiter Arrival: July 4, […]
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