Robust and Reconfigurable On-Board Data Handling Subsystem for Present and Future Brazilian CubeSat Missions
Victor O. Costa, Mauren D'\'Avila, Douglas Arena, Vinicius Schreiner,, Renan Menezes, Cleber Hoffmann, Edson Pereira, Lidia Shibuya Sato, Felipe, Tavares, Luis Loures, Fernanda L. Kastensmidt

TL;DR
This paper presents a robust, reconfigurable on-board data handling subsystem for Brazilian CubeSats, emphasizing fault tolerance, flexibility, and future scalability through a radiation-tolerant architecture and layered software.
Contribution
It introduces a novel OBDH architecture using a radiation-tolerant APSoC and layered FSW, enabling reuse, in-orbit updates, and secure operations for future missions.
Findings
Supports reuse and in-orbit updates
Ensures fault tolerance and security
Lays foundation for scalable CubeSat OBDH systems
Abstract
CubeSats require robust OBDH solutions in harsh environments. The Demoiselle OBC, featuring a radiation-tolerant APSoC and layered FSW, supports reuse, in-orbit updates, and secure operations. To be validated through ITASAT2 and SelenITA, it ensures fault tolerance, flexibility, and compatibility with emerging technologies. This architecture establishes a foundation for long-lasting, scalable OBDH systems in future Brazilian CubeSat missions, ensuring long-term reliability and adaptability.
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Taxonomy
TopicsSpacecraft Design and Technology · Satellite Communication Systems · Embedded Systems Design Techniques
