Long Beach, California – (Business Wire) – March 8, 2022–
Rocket Lab USA, Inc. (“Rocket Lab” or “Company”) (Nasdaq: RKLB), a global leader in launch services, space systems and space solar products, announced today that the next generation of solar cell technology is evolving. To fitness. The next product, called SolAero, is a copy of the ሞ ሞ ሞ ሞ ሞ ሞ ሞ ሞ ሞ ሞ ሞ ሞ ሞ ሞ ሞ ሞ ሞ ሞ ሞ ሞ MM MM MM MM MM MM MM MM MM MM MM MM MM MM MM MM MM MM MM MM MM MM ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ IMM-ነው is a 4th generation IMM product created by SolAero Technologies Inc. (SolAero), a solar energy company acquired by Rocket Lab in January 2022.
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Rocket Laboratory The new IMM-B is a highly efficient spacecraft. (Photo of BusinessBusiness Wire)
IMM-β Solar Cell is expected to be the largest space solar cell technology in mass production. The cell averages 33.3% BOL, with 32% of IMM-α currently in volume production. IMM-ነው is a high-energy optical hard cell with 87% of energy left in 1 E15 E / cm 2 or up to 15 years of life in the GO. The final space efficiency test is currently underway, and the cells are expected to be ready for commercial use by 2022.
In addition to the best-in-class efficiency, IMM is more than 40% lighter than conventional space cells, making satellites more cost-effective.
Brad Clevegerger, Vice President and General Manager of Space Systems Power Solutions, said: “By partnering with our partners in the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL), we are not only marketing the world’s most efficient and lightweight solar cell, but we are also working at the most competitive of the most advanced IMM technologies to date.” Makes it a mandatory option for satellite installations.
“IMM-‘s advanced performance is supported by missions in many applications in the civil, military and commercial space markets. Solidero Vice President of Business Development Navid Fatemi added that strengthening the leadership position of SolEron is the next step in achieving even the highest performance of IMM solar cell technologies in the future.
“Solero has been a leader in solar energy innovation for 20 years and we are delighted to welcome you to the Rocket Laboratory Team,” said Peter Beck, founder and CEO of Rocket Lab. “Solero’s spacecraft has enabled scientific missions to tow hundreds of satellites in the lower orbit, to distant planet destinations and commercial constellations, and with the new IMM-β cells can provide future space exploration power. High-intensity solar cells are home to the world’s largest production line, and we are looking forward to expanding our business to meet the growing demand for rocket labs and production capacity.
A.D. Founded in 1998 and acquired by Rocket Lab in 2022, Albuquerke, New Mexico-based Solero has produced more than 1,000 successful space projects with 100% reliable solar cells, solar panels and integrated structural products. Over the past two decades, Solero’s products have played a key role in the industry’s huge space missions, including NASA Parker Solar Prob, James Web Space Telescope and Mars Insight Lander, as well as several Sigans cargo missions. International Space Station.
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A.D. Founded in 2006, Rocket Lab is a top-notch space company with a history of mission success. We offer reliable launch services, spacecraft components, satellites and other spacecraft and orbit management solutions that make it faster, easier and more cost-effective to find space. Headquartered, it is developing a rocket lab, an electronic small orbital launching rocket and a photo satellite platform in Long Beach, California. The Rocket Lab Electron Launcher was launched for the second time in a year since its inception in January 2018, launching 110 satellites in orbit for public and private sector organizations, reducing waste on national security, scientific research and space. , Land Surveillance, Climate Control and Communications. Rocket Lab Photon has been selected to support NASA for the Moon and Mars as well as Venus’ first private commercial mission. The Rocket Laboratory has two launch pads at two launch sites, two launch pads at a private orbit launch site in New Zealand and a second in Virginia, USA in 2022. Visit www. .rocketlabusa.com
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