Rohini RS-D1

Rohini RS-D1 was a 38 kg experimental spin-stabilised satellite that used 16W of power. The launch of the SLV was a partial success as the satellite did not reach the intended height and thus it only stayed in orbit for 9 days. It achieved an orbit of 186 km × 418 km with an inclination of 46°. The satellite carried a solid-state camera for remote sensing applications (Landmark Tracker) and performed to specifications.