Solis and Solis+ Space-Grade Solar Arrays

Designed and manufactured in-house, Dhruva Space’s Solis and Solis+ Space-Grade Solar Arrays are engineered to deliver high power density and reliable on-orbit power generation across CubeSats, SmallSats, and larger spacecraft platforms. Integrating high-efficiency Triple-Junction Gallium Arsenide (GaAs) solar cells with up to 30% efficiency, these body-mounted and deployable solar arrays are designed for the demanding thermal and radiation environments of Space.

Backed by mission-specific engineering, customisation, and rigorous qualification, Solis and Solis+ provide robust, flight-ready power-generation solutions optimised for diverse spacecraft architectures and mission profiles. Our engineering capabilities extend across multiple solar-cell technologies, including Quad-Junction GaAs, as well as Silicon (Si) cells, enabling us to tailor solar-array configurations to specific mission requirements.

Mission-specific custom designs
Body-mounted and Deployable
LEO-optimised
Competitive pricing and aggressive TATs

Flight-Proven Solar Power for Space Missions

Proven LEO flight heritage
Solis solar panels powered Dhruva Space’s Thybolt CubeSat Mission in 2022, which has successfully completed more than 15,000 combined orbits in Low Earth Orbit (LEO).
Flight-ready Solis+
Dhruva Space has delivered 8 flight-ready Solis+ panels, comprising 2 sets of 4 panels each which have been accepted by the Government of India and are flight ready in Q4 2026.
Platform-level integration
Solis panels have been integrated on Dhruva Space’s P-30 platform, which also serves as the flagship platform for the LEAP series of missions. LEAP-1 successfully flew in August 2025, demonstrating the platform and its integrated subsystems in orbit. LEAP-2 is scheduled for launch in Q4 2026, further advancing the LEAP mission series and platform capabilities
Deep solar-panel expertise
The team behind Dhruva Space’s spacecraft power solutions brings extensive experience in fabricating high-efficiency solar panels for ISRO missions from 2011 to 2024. The team has contributed to solar-panel development across ISRO’s I-1K (~1 tonne), I-2K (~2 tonne), I-3K (~3 tonne), and I-6K (~6 tonne) satellite platforms, demonstrating experience across a broad range of spacecraft classes. Collectively, these panels have contributed more than 50 kW of power across multiple space missions, backed by nine decades of cumulative solar-panel fabrication experience.

Solis: Spacecraft Solar Arrays for CubeSats and NanoSats

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Flight-proven Solar Arrays for CubeSats and Nano Satellites <50 Kgs with mission-specific configurations and deployable architectures.

Parameter
Specification
Platform Compatibility
<50 Kgs
Solar Cell Technology
Triple-Junction GaAs
Cell Efficiency
Up to 30%
Orbit
Low Earth Orbit (LEO)
Configuration
Body-mounted & Deployable
Customisation
Mission-specific

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Solis+ :  Spacecraft Solar Arrays for MicroSats

Solis+ Spacecraft Solar Arrays operate in the demanding conditions of Space, offering power capacities in the order of a few kWs suitable for larger classes of satellites and spacecraft.

Parameter
Specification
Platform Compatibility
50 Kgs and above
Technology Readiness
TRL 8 (Flight Opportunity in Late 2026)
Solar Cell Technology
Triple-Junction GaAs
Cell Efficiency
Up to 30%
Orbit
Low Earth Orbit (LEO)
Configuration
Body-mounted & Deployable
Customisation
Mission-specific

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A graphic of Dhruva Space's solar cell.
High-efficient Triple-junction (up to 30%) GaAs Coverglass interconnected Cells (CICs)
A render of showing Solar Panel CFRP substrates in detail.
CFRP Honeycomb Sandwich substrate with local reinforcements
Flight-proven Hinges
Flight-proven, low-shock, and redundant Hold -Down and Release Mechanisms
SADA (Solar Array Drive Assemblies) and BAM (Beta Angle Mechanism)

Scaling In-House Solar Array Production

Our team of design and engineering experts can evaluate the customer’s requirements to build custom Solar Arrays, that are tailored to mTo meet the growing demand for high-performance spacecraft power systems, Dhruva Space’s upcoming 280,000 sq. ft. Assembly, Integration & Testing (AIT) Facility in Telangana, India will incorporate a dedicated Solar Array Assembly Line. The facility will significantly enhance our in-house manufacturing capacity and vertical integration, enabling scalable production, assembly,eet a given mission’s specific requirements, such as mass, power, longevity, orbital parameters, and more.