Dimitri Telitschkin

Airbus (India), European Aquaculture Society

Papers

Total Citations

H-Index

About

Dimitri Telitschkin is a specialist in micro-propulsion systems for space applications, with a primary focus on the development of MEMS-based monopropellant micro Chemical Propulsion Systems (μCPS). His major contributions center on the PRECISE project, where he advanced the technology for highly accurate attitude control of satellites. This work is foundational for enabling next-generation space mission concepts, including formation flying and advanced robotic missions. His most-cited paper, "PRECISE - Development of a MEMS-based monopropellant micro Chemical Propulsion System" (2012), has garnered 7 citations, while his follow-up work, "PRECISE - preliminary results of the MEMS-based μCPS" (2013), has 4 citations. These publications detail the design, development, and preliminary testing of miniaturized propulsion systems that promise to revolutionize satellite maneuverability. Telitschkin’s research is critical for reducing the size and cost of propulsion hardware while maintaining precision, making him a key figure in the miniaturization of space technology. His work directly supports ambitious mission architectures that require precise, distributed control of multiple spacecraft.