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Emissets are a military satellite according to scientists of DRDO, Ravi Gupta and ISRO scientists. Through this, enemy radars and sensors posted on the borders can be monitored. Amiset will provide accurate information about enemy areas and other communications devices including mobile in the enemy area.
After the air strikes in Balakot, NTRO had told that at the time of the attack there were 300 mobile activists in Balakot. But there are continuous questions arising on this. Now such questions will not arise. On January 24, ISRO also launched DRDO's satellite Microsat-R. This satellite is capable of taking photographs at night too.
Amitit means a direct monitoring of the enemy's house
- Monitor the enemies' radars and sensors posted on the borders.
- Help to create an accurate electronic map of enemy territories.
- Provide accurate information about other communication devices including mobile on borders.
- Decoding the conversation through mobile and communication devices.
28 foreign satellites will be left with AmySite
ISRO will launch 28 other foreign satellites along with the AMSAT from PSLV-C45 rocket at 9.30 in the morning on April 1. ISRO will leave all these satellites in three different orbits for the first time. Amiset will revolve around the earth at an altitude of 749 km. 28 foreign satellites will remain at an altitude of 504 km and the fourth stage of the PSLV rocket will rotate in the orbit of 48-km-485 km.
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PS-4 will have three payloads
PS-4 is an experimental platform. There will be three payloads - automatic identification system, automatic packet repeating system and eros. These three payloads will use different types of space.
Developing 8 Years AmySet
For the first time in the annual report 2013-14 of the Ministry of Defense, about Amiset came into question. Defense Electronics Research Laboratory Hyderabad has built it under the Kautilya Project in eight years. Recently, ISRO Chairman Sivan had also said that ISRO's PSLV-C 45 launch would be special.