Author:
Zhu Cheng,Yin Zengshan,Deng Lei,Bao Haichao,Cao Caixia,Jiang Hu,Chen Binglong,Zhang Ye,Li Xinyu,Liu Kuo,Yang Zhongguang,Yang Yong,He Tao,Bai Yanping,Xu Yibo,Zhu Yunfei,Wang Shouliang
Abstract
Abstract
Advanced space-based solar observatory, which is short for ASO-S, was successfully launched by Chinese launcher CZ-2D in Oct. 2022. As of Dec. 13, 2022, the platform testing of the ASO-S satellite finished. The platform consists of seven main subsystems. The nominal specifications for every subsystem are laid out in detail in its technical document. The nominal specifications are used as a baseline to judge whether the in-orbit testing results are acceptable. The preliminary results include measurements for every specification for platform testing of the ASO-S satellite. The data analyses have shown that the performance of the main subsystems of the platform has Satisfied the specifications required by the technical documents. The platform performance has been demonstrated to be completely acceptable. The healthy platform performance of ASO-S will further support the payloads of the satellite in carrying out in-orbit observations of Solar activities.