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Key highlights

Due to its compact size and non-toxic propellant, ECAPS's 100mN HPGP Thruster is especially suited to small satellites and CubeSats. Key features of this system include:

  • Non-toxic propellant makes for easier and less costly integration on secondary or 'piggy-back' missions.
  • Allows for more secondary or 'piggy-back' launch opportunities, especially missions where there is concern about the hazards of hydrazine and its risks to the primary payload.
  • Allows for more capable missions than spacecraft without propulsion
  • Allows for more agile mission profiles than electric propulsion. Spacecraft take significantly less time to execute maneuvers and orbit changes.
  • Higher performance over hydrazine allows for more payload or longer mission duration.
  • 'Fuel at the factory' – integrate in place

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Last updated: 2025-12-17

100 mN HPGP Thruster

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Image of ECAPS - 100 mN HPGP Thruster on the satsearch marketplace

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  • Click here to add the ECAPS - 100 mN HPGP Thruster to the Valispace engineering tool from satsearch
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