This paper describes the initial design of a Femto-satellite with active attitude control. It has a structure with a matchbox form factor, measures 3.5 x 3.5 x 0.5cm, and uses three miniaturized orthogonal magnetorquers as actuators for attitude control. It also features short range RF communication at 868 MHz for demonstrating satellite networking and swarming around a CubeSat as a host. Preliminary test results obtained from a prototype device weighing 10g are given, including IMU based attitude determination, miniaturized magnetorquers, a custom-built Helmholtz coil system, active attitude control and RF communications
Abstract— Femto-satellites can be used for distributed space missions that can require hundreds to t...
The performance of the Attitude Determination and Control Subsystem (ADCS) of a CubeSat relies on co...
The NTNU Test Satellite, NUTS, is a satellite being build in a student CubeSat project at the Norweg...
This paper describes the initial design of a femto-satellite with active attitude control. It has a ...
This paper describes the initial design of a Femto-satellite with active attitude control. It has a ...
The world of satellites is evolving very rapidly on the past few years, with satellites going from h...
This paper describes the development of a three axis attitude control system for nanosatellites and ...
International audienceThe paper deals with the attitude active control of a Low Earth Orbit nanosate...
The use of magnetic actuation in order to stabilize and control a small 1U Cubesat is studied and a...
In recent years a very modern trend of space exploration activities – constructing, launching and op...
In an attempt to reduce the cost of future satellites, new technologies are being pursued to develop...
The magnetorquer-based attitude control system capable of attaining high spin rates and precise poin...
T-LogoQube is a first generation 3P (size 5 cm x 5 cm x 15 cm) ~500 gram PocketQube femto-satellite ...
This paper describes the design and the manufacturing of a Cubesat realized within the activities of...
A miniaturized attitude control system suitable for nanosatellites, developed using only commercial ...
Abstract— Femto-satellites can be used for distributed space missions that can require hundreds to t...
The performance of the Attitude Determination and Control Subsystem (ADCS) of a CubeSat relies on co...
The NTNU Test Satellite, NUTS, is a satellite being build in a student CubeSat project at the Norweg...
This paper describes the initial design of a femto-satellite with active attitude control. It has a ...
This paper describes the initial design of a Femto-satellite with active attitude control. It has a ...
The world of satellites is evolving very rapidly on the past few years, with satellites going from h...
This paper describes the development of a three axis attitude control system for nanosatellites and ...
International audienceThe paper deals with the attitude active control of a Low Earth Orbit nanosate...
The use of magnetic actuation in order to stabilize and control a small 1U Cubesat is studied and a...
In recent years a very modern trend of space exploration activities – constructing, launching and op...
In an attempt to reduce the cost of future satellites, new technologies are being pursued to develop...
The magnetorquer-based attitude control system capable of attaining high spin rates and precise poin...
T-LogoQube is a first generation 3P (size 5 cm x 5 cm x 15 cm) ~500 gram PocketQube femto-satellite ...
This paper describes the design and the manufacturing of a Cubesat realized within the activities of...
A miniaturized attitude control system suitable for nanosatellites, developed using only commercial ...
Abstract— Femto-satellites can be used for distributed space missions that can require hundreds to t...
The performance of the Attitude Determination and Control Subsystem (ADCS) of a CubeSat relies on co...
The NTNU Test Satellite, NUTS, is a satellite being build in a student CubeSat project at the Norweg...