Abstract
The OLYMPUS platform was designed to carry a large commercial
payload. However, since OLYMPUS-1 was intended as a demonstration
mission to prove a new generation of technology, it contains a mixture
of possible payload elements for future programmes. There are four quite
distinct payloads, each with its own set of antennas, namely: the
Broadcast Payload; the Specialised-Services Payload; the 30/20 GHz
Payload; and the Propagation Payload. The author outlines the payloads,
recalls recent events and gives the satellite's present status
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