Payload Power & Data Handling-110

Advanced Payload Power & Data Handling Unit for Satellites

The PPDH-110 by Azista USA is a highly modular payload power and data handling system designed for small satellites and advanced payloads. Serving as a single interface unit between the satellite bus and payload, it ensures seamless power management, telecommand (TMTC) forwarding, and payload data routing. The PPDH-110 is space-qualified and flight-proven, making it an essential component for responsive space missions in Earth observation, defense, and commercial applications.

Key Features & Benefits

Versatile Power Conditioning – Supplies regulated DC voltages (1.8V to 40V), overcurrent protection, and payload time synchronization

Reliable Data Handling – RS422 & LVDS interfaces, payload telemetry collection, and fault protection against latch-ups

High Modularity – Easily adaptable to new payloads while keeping the satellite bus unchanged

Flight-Proven Design – Space heritage validated for LEO missions with a 5-year design life

PPDH-110 Configurations

Characteristics PPDH110-1PL PPDH110-2PL Custom
TMTC Interface RS422 RS422 RS422 or other
Payload Data Interfaces 13x RS422, 12x LVDS 19x RS422, 16x LVDS As required
Input Voltage 20.5V – 25.2V (Nominal: 23.1V) 20.5V – 25.2V (Nominal: 23.1V) 23.1V or other
Current Consumption 0.20A 0.20A
0.080A
TBD
Number of Power-Out Lines 8 15 As required
Output Voltages 23.1V, 13V, 5.5V, 3.8V 23.1V, 13V, 5.5V, 3.8V 1.8V to 40V
Max Output Power 188W@23.1V, 2x 73W@13V, 2x 24W@5.5V, 2x 28W@3.8V 370W@23.1V, 2x 73W@13V, 2x 24W@5.5V, 2x 28W@3.8V As required
Size (mm³) 186 × 98 × 46 186 × 98 × 67 TBD
Mass 780g 1100g TBD
Operating Temp -15°C to +35°C -15°C to +35°C -15°C to +35°C
Design Life 5 years LEO 5 years LEO 5 years LEO
Space Heritage Yes Yes Component Level

Optimized for Next-Gen Space Missions

With high power efficiency, reliable data routing, and modular adaptability, the PPDH-110 is the ideal solution for satellite integrators, commercial space operators, and defense agencies seeking a proven power and data handling system for their LEO and deep-space missions

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