Hyderabad-based firm ATL plays crucial role in ISRO’s historic 100th launch
As a trusted partner of ISRO, ATL proudly played a crucial role in the mission, a press release said citing its contributions to GSLV F15 and NVS-2.
Hyderabad: Hyderabad-based Ananth Technologies has played a crucial role in Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO)’s historic achievement of its 100th successful launch.
As a trusted partner of ISRO, ATL proudly played a crucial role in the mission, a press release said citing its contributions to GSLV F15 and NVS-2.
For NVS-2 Subsystems the company delivered critical components, including Attitude and Orbit control electronics, Star sensor Mark-III along with DC-DC converter while for GSLV-F15 subsystems, ATL supplied 40 key subsystems, including Data Acquisition Units, Transponders, Power Modules, Relay units and control modules.
Dr. Subba Rao Pavuluri, CMD of ATL, remarked, “As a long-standing partner of ISRO, Ananth Technologies takes immense pride in being part of this incredible journey. Over the years, we have had the privilege of contributing to several of ISRO’s missions, providing cutting-edge avionics, systems, and solutions that have played a pivotal role in the success of these endeavours.”
Headquartered in Hyderabad, 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 for India’s space programs.
Over the years ATL has expanded its contribution from subsystem manufacturing to complete Assembly, Integration and Testing (AIT) of Satellites and launch vehicle
sub-assemblies. ATL successfully completed the AIT of 10 PSLVs (PSLV C51 to PSLV C60) and two more are under integration. Both the SPADEX satellites are also completely integrated and tested at ATL facilities.
