Hyderabad firm supplied critical avionics, electronics systems to ISRO mission

Hyderabad-headquartered Ananth Technologies supplied critical avionics, electronics and spacecraft subsystems to ISRO’s GSLV-F17 mission and the EOS-05 (GISAT-1A) Earth observation spacecraft. For the GSLV-F17 launch vehicle, the company supplied 28 packages covering key functions, including power management, stage processing and command execution.

Its contribution included integration and checkout of all four L-40 nose-cone decks and harnessing of the complete GS2 stage. Additionally, it carried out testing and evaluation of the navigation, guidance and control and control electronics packages for the mission, ATL said.

On the spacecraft side, it contributed 15 systems to EOS-05 (GISAT-1A), which is India’s first imaging satellite from geosynchronous orbit. The contribution, to EOS-05, includes 10 critical power-management packages. The systems support power conversion and distribution, onboard computing and spacecraft attitude determination functions, said ATL, which operates advanced facilities in Bengaluru for satellite assembly, integration and testing and in Thiruvananthapuram for fabrication, assembly and testing of launch vehicle subsystems.

Chairman Subba Rao Pavuluri said, “Our involvement across launch vehicle electronics, stage integration and testing, as well as power, onboard computing and attitude sensor systems for the spacecraft, reflects our growing end-to-end capabilities in the Indian space ecosystem.”