Key highlights

  • Green, affordable and easily available propellants: N2O + C2H6
  • Simple system architecture – self-pressurized system
  • Thrust level can be controlled by propellant temperature control
  • Thermal steady-state operation of the thruster allows significant deltaV from a single maneuver
  • Pulse mode operation allows for precise attitude control
  • ITAR free and REACH compliant
  • Cold-start capable
  • Main propulsion with HyNOx-1 thruster (z-direction): 0.5-2 N, depending on propellant conditions
  • 900 Ns impulse bit in one continuous firing demonstrated at vacuum facilities
  • Roll, pitch and yaw via 4 attitude control thrusters with redundant thrust capability in z-direction via attitude control thrusters (supplied by independent isolation valve)
  • HYNOX-1 Thruster operatable in cold gas mode as back-up option
  • Propellant tanks can be heated

Key features

  • Green, affordable and easily available propellants: N2O + C2H6
  • Simple system architecture – self-pressurized system
  • Thrust level can be controlled by propellant temperature control
  • Thermal steady-state operation of the thruster allows significant deltaV from a single maneuver
  • Pulse mode operation allows for precise attitude control
  • ITAR free and REACH compliant
  • Cold-start capable

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Last updated: 2026-06-18

HyNOx 4U CubeSat Propulsion Module

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