This invention discloses a lightweight structure for a
laser-radio integrated communication
payload for microsatellites, belonging to the field of
satellite payload lightweighting technology. The invention includes a mirror body and a substrate. Multiple
honeycomb holes are evenly distributed on the back of the mirror body, and triangular ribs are provided at the intersections of these holes. A support ring is fitted to the outer edge of the mirror body, and three positioning holes and nine mounting holes are evenly distributed on the outer surface of the support ring. By evenly distributing hexagonal
honeycomb holes on the back of the mirror body, the weight of the mirror body is significantly reduced. By using novel lightweight materials for the mirror body, substrate, and support, the
thermal stability of the
primary mirror structure is improved while maintaining
structural rigidity. This reduces surface
distortion while significantly compressing the weight of the
primary mirror structure, achieving further optimization compared to traditional lightweighting solutions. This results in the optimization of the
satellite payload structure for extreme lightweighting, ultra-stable thermal performance, and high dynamic rigidity.