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Lijian Soars, Six Satellites Sent to Orbit; Fuxi Showcases Aerospace Ingenuity with Satellite Power Systems
· Fuxi Energy · 1 min read
Article language: English
At 12:05 Beijing Time on May 21, 2025, the Lijian-1 Y7 carrier rocket lifted off from the Dongfeng Commercial Aerospace Innovation Test Zone and successfully sent six satellites including Xiguang-1 02 into their predetermined orbits, marking a complete success of the flight mission.
For this launch mission, the Xiguang-1 02 satellite is equipped with solar arrays and deployment mechanisms independently developed by Shanghai Fuxi Energy Technology Co., Ltd. The solar arrays adopt a PCB substrate design. Solar cell circuits are connected through copper cladding layers inside the PCB substrates, which not only supplies power for the satellite but also greatly reduces the overall weight of the solar array.
The full success of this flight mission once again embodies Fuxi Energy’s aerospace spirit of innovation-driven development and relentless pursuit of excellence.
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