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Revision as of 06:14, 21 May 2025
Introduction
SatNOGS Optical is a project by the Libre Space Foundation to add optical observations to the distributed network. It is under early development.
Software
See:
- satpredict
https://github.com/cbassa/satpredict
Hardware
- Sony IMX174 based cameras have worked well. Cheaper but less performance alternatives are the Raspberry Pi HQ camera or the Raspberry Pi Global Shutter camera.
- A 50mm lens, the faster the better, in the F1.2 - F1.8 range. Suggestions:
https://www.berrybase.de/en/50mm-teleobjektiv-c-mount
https://www.rany.nl/fujian_50_1.4_sony_e
- A Raspberry Pi 4 or Pi 5 or faster embedded computer.
- A mount, doesn't need to be tracking.
Results
Here are some results from the ASI174 camera:
Results from the Raspberry Pi High Quality camera:
Results from the Raspberry Pi Global Shutter camera:
Further Info
- Optical Communications and Photonics MakerSpace
https://libre.space/projects/optical-communications-and-photonics-makerspace/
Development
Discussion in #satnogs-optical:matrix.org.
