GO-2 Use Case - Collision-Avoidance and Precise Station-Keeping
- Nov 5, 2025
- 1 min read
Updated: May 27
Problem:
You need small, reliable nudges to stay clear of other satellites and orbital debris and to keep your ground track tight.
Solution:
Continuous low thrust keeps you on-slot and out of harm’s way, without disruption to your mission.
GO-2 Insights:
Maintain continuous, precise thrust without interrupting your primary mission.
Max out thrust for quicker phasing or collision avoidance.
Operate at the lower end of the thrust range for ultra-fine, continuous ground-track control.
Flexible power operation (7 – 40 W) lets you adjust frequently, reducing scheduling conflicts from avoidance maneuvers and enabling tighter orbital control.
System is able to stay in hot standby indefinitely at low power draw (-7W), allowing for microsecond reaction time to thrust commands.
GO-2 Propelling Missions, Maximizing Returns:
Integrating electric propulsion for collision avoidance and station-keeping increases your ROI by maximizing uptime, minimizing propellant use, and reducing mission disruptions. GO-2 provides continuous, precise thrust to maintain tight ground tracks and perform quick response avoidance maneuvers without interrupting operations.
GO-2's flexible power use and low power standby mode enable instant response, tighter control, and more efficient scheduling. This prolongs the satellite’s operational life, thereby improving its overall lifetime value.
Discover how the GO-2 can propel your mission:
