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Graduate on Delfi-C3 ? Read the vacancies !

Are you interested in building a satellite for your Master's Thesis assignment, or perhaps for an internship? There are currently quite a number of vacancies within the Delfi-C3 project. You can find them below.

For MSc students from TU Delft and exchange students, the following Master's Thesis assignments are available:

-	Advanced Transceiver Power Amplifier Chip Design	detailed description
-	Advanced Transceiver Transmitter Chip Design	detailed description
-	Command and Data Handling	detailed description
-	Communications Engineer	detailed description
-	Deployment Mechanisms Development	detailed description
-	Electrical Power Subsystem Engineer	detailed description
-	Ground Support Equipment Development	detailed description
-	On-Board Computer Software Engineer	detailed description
-	PIC Microcontroller Software Engineer	detailed description
-	Systems Engineering (2x)	detailed description
-	Thermal Control	detailed description
-	Thin Film Solar Cell Payload Specialist	detailed description
-	... and many more ... feel free to contact us	email Delfi-C3 team

Not yet up for you Master's Thesis, but interested in an involvement in Delfi-C3? The following internship assignments are available for MSc. students:

-	Delfi-C3 Satellite Deployment Testing	detailed description
-	Delfi-C3 Satellite Mechanical Ground Support Equipment Design	detailed description

These internships are in principle available for TU Delft Aerospace Engineering students. For other Masters or students from other universities; please contact us to discuss possibilities.

For more information drop by at the Delfi-C3 project room at the faculty of Aerospace Engineering of the TU Delft, room 8.06 or send an This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .

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Delfi-C3 2 year anniversary

Today exactly 2 years ago Delfi-C3 was launched from India on a PSLV rocket at 3:53 AM UTC. Today we celebrate the fact that Delfi-C3 has been in orbit and fully operational for 2 continuous years or 10.809 orbits around the Earth. We would like to thank all the radio amateurs for their continued support and telemetry submission. Happy Birthday Delfi-C3!!

Delfi-C3 on Klokhuis

Delfi-C3 was featured on an episode of the Dutch children's program called Klokhuis (meaning 'apple core'). For more info and the episode itself please check our photo weblog.

In the meantime Delfi-C3 is approaching it's 1-year anniversary. The spacecraft is still performing well and returning science data through our own groundstation and the invaluable amateur radio data collection network.

Delfi-C3 back in science mode

On January 29th, after having been in orbit for 9 months and 1 day, Delfi-C3 has been put back in science mode. This decision was reached because of problems with the on-board transponder, which unfortunately prohibits proper operation of the transponder.