Kurs-NP

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Kurs-NP is a modernized, digital version of Russia’s Kurs spacecraft docking system used to enable automated rendezvous and docking with space stations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf space rendezvous system
spacecraft docking system
appliesTo orbital rendezvous operations
space station docking operations
basedOn Kurs
compatibleWith ISS docking ports
controls relative navigation between spacecraft and station
countryOfOrigin Russia
developedIn 21st century
domain spaceflight
enables fully automatic docking without manual piloting
hasAbbreviationExpansion "Kurs" meaning "course" in Russian
hasFeature digital signal processing
enhanced measurement accuracy
improved reliability
reduced mass compared to earlier Kurs versions
reduced power consumption compared to earlier Kurs versions
redundant channels
hasPart Kurs-NA
Kurs-PN
hasSubsystem onboard active equipment on visiting vehicle
passive equipment on space station
languageOfDesignDocumentation Russian
manufacturer RSC Energia
operator Roscosmos
partOf Russian human spaceflight program
reliabilityGoal increased safety of docking operations
replaces analog Kurs avionics
legacy Kurs-A system
sector aerospace industry
successorTo original Kurs system
supports command transmission for rendezvous maneuvers
telemetry exchange between spacecraft and station
usedBy Progress MS series
linked to: Progress

Soyuz MS series
linked to: Soyuz spacecraft
usedFor automated docking
automated rendezvous
usedWith International Space Station
Progress spacecraft
Russian Orbital Segment
Soyuz spacecraft
uses digital electronics
radio-frequency angle measurement
radio-frequency ranging

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