ASP-NEWS🚀 NISAR successfully launched! 🌍🛰30. July 2025

ASP Equipment GmbH warmly congratulates NASA and ISRO on the successful launch of their joint NISAR satellite (NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar – SAR) from the Sriharikota Spaceport in India.

We are proud to have actively contributed to this important Earth observation project with our Mass Storage Power Converter.

NISAR monitors changes to the Earth’s surface, including:
🔹 Movements caused by earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, or landslides
🔹 Melting glaciers and ice sheets – as indicators of climate change
🔹 Changes in forests and agricultural areas
🔹 Shifts in coastlines and water bodies, e.g. due to flooding

Thanks to state-of-the-art SAR radar technology, NISAR delivers high-resolution images every 12 days – even at night and through cloud cover. This enables early detection of natural hazards and a deeper understanding of global environmental changes.

Special thanks to our project partners, especially Airbus Defence and Space, for the excellent collaboration. We look forward to the insights NISAR will deliver!

ILA 2022: ASP presents the SPICA-virtus PPU.

German EnMAP satellite with „Instrument Power Unit“ from ASP successfully launched on 1. April 2022

Between June 22 and June 26, 2022, ASP-Equipment will be exhibiting at ILA Berlin.

ASP-Equipment presents on Space Tech Expo 2021 “High End Power Electronic, ready for lift off”

Our PPU for constellations takes another hurdle

ASP-Equipment GmbH on Space Tech Expo Europe 2021

ASP delivers the Engineering Modell (EM) for Ancillary Electronic Units for ESAs PLATO Mission

ASP Equipment delivers the EQM of the Power Supply Unit (PSU) for Kompsat 7 (K7)

Reiner Strobel now Managing Director of ASP-Equipment

ASP Equipment delivers PFM of the EnMAP IPU

ASP-Equipment contributes to PLATO science mission

ASP hands over its facility enlargement to operative business

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