Hyderabad-based Ananth Technologies Ltd (ATL) provided critical avionics, systems, and solutions that were pivotal to the success of the 100th rocket launch at Sriharikota.”
As a trusted partner of ISRO, the company delivered critical components for the NVS-2 subsystems, including altitude and orbit control electronics, the Star Sensor Mark-III, and a DC-DC converter. For the GSLV-F15 subsystems, it supplied 40 key subsystems, including data acquisition units, transponders, power modules, relay units, and control modules, according to a release
ATL operates advanced facilities in Thiruvananthapuram for the fabrication, assembly, and testing of launch vehicle subsystems and satellites. To date, ATL has contributed to the success of 103 satellites and 83 launch vehicles in India’s space program.”
Over the years, ATL has expanded its contribution from subsystem manufacturing to the complete Assembly, Integration, and Testing (AIT) of satellites and launch vehicle sub-assemblies. ATL has successfully completed the AIT of 10 PSLVs (PSLV C51 to PSLV C60), with two more currently under integration. Both SPADEX satellites have also been fully integrated and tested at ATL facilities. ATL is geared up to offer turnkey solutions in the space sector for global customers, the release said.