The aim of this thesis is to formulate a reduced dynamical model for the Shuttle based astro-mast antenna system by using a four degree of freedom model. Four degrees of freedom are considered sufficently representative of the response, caused by the application of step function torques giving acceleration and deceleration of the antenna dish. The aim is to obtain a model that can be clearly understood in terms of dynamics and control by limiting the analysis to only four degrees of freedom. This thesis formulates the corresponding dynamical model of the astro-mast antenna system. Using this dynamical model, an open loop pitching maneuver is simulated, eigenvalue analysis is applied, and residual oscillations at the end of the maneuver, are...
The method of analysis of possible motion variants of space vehicles of the satellite system within ...
All right reserved. This thesis may not be reproduced in whole or in part, by photocopy or other mea...
This master thesis is the result of a seven months’ research work carried out at the Surrey Space Ce...
The satellite-borne data transmission antenna is the main disturbing source of low-frequency microvi...
Flexibility plays an important role in the design of space missions. Algorithms able to derive the d...
One of the major needs of future Earth Observation satellites is to fulfil high demanding pointing r...
Inertial stabilized gimballed systems are widely-used in many applications to achieve a high precisi...
This paper presents experimental verification of modern and classical control laws on flexible space...
Note:In this thesis, the dynamics and control of the shuttle supported tethered subsatellite system ...
This paper presents experimental verification of modern and classical control laws on flexible space...
The general objective of this Ph.D. thesis is to study the dynamics and control of rigid and flexibl...
The thesis aims at development of a rather versatile tool for studying dynamics and control of an o...
The thesis aims at development of a rather versatile tool for studying dynamics and control of an o...
Space manipulators mounted on a free-floating base are structurally flexible mechanical systems. For...
This paper presents a mathematical and computer model of the triple-tethered aerostat proposed to su...
The method of analysis of possible motion variants of space vehicles of the satellite system within ...
All right reserved. This thesis may not be reproduced in whole or in part, by photocopy or other mea...
This master thesis is the result of a seven months’ research work carried out at the Surrey Space Ce...
The satellite-borne data transmission antenna is the main disturbing source of low-frequency microvi...
Flexibility plays an important role in the design of space missions. Algorithms able to derive the d...
One of the major needs of future Earth Observation satellites is to fulfil high demanding pointing r...
Inertial stabilized gimballed systems are widely-used in many applications to achieve a high precisi...
This paper presents experimental verification of modern and classical control laws on flexible space...
Note:In this thesis, the dynamics and control of the shuttle supported tethered subsatellite system ...
This paper presents experimental verification of modern and classical control laws on flexible space...
The general objective of this Ph.D. thesis is to study the dynamics and control of rigid and flexibl...
The thesis aims at development of a rather versatile tool for studying dynamics and control of an o...
The thesis aims at development of a rather versatile tool for studying dynamics and control of an o...
Space manipulators mounted on a free-floating base are structurally flexible mechanical systems. For...
This paper presents a mathematical and computer model of the triple-tethered aerostat proposed to su...
The method of analysis of possible motion variants of space vehicles of the satellite system within ...
All right reserved. This thesis may not be reproduced in whole or in part, by photocopy or other mea...
This master thesis is the result of a seven months’ research work carried out at the Surrey Space Ce...