The main focus of this paper is the detailed introduction of the oom deployment concept implemented for the German eployable membrane technology demonstrator Gossamer-1. The technology aims for solar sailing, thin-film photovoltaic and drag augmentation as possible use cases. Therefore, the main functional and geometrical requirements for the mechanisms are derived from the mission design and the global sail deployment concept which are both introduced in detail. The regarding mechanism design is explained on concept level and illustrated with evaluating tests of the engineering model. Finally, an outlook on the future of the project, including the current design status of the engineering qualification model, is given
For precursor solar sail activities a strategy for a controlled deployment of large membranes was de...
Following the highly successful flight of the first interplanetary solar sail, JAXA's IKAROS, with ...
Gossamer space structures like solar sails, drag sails or solar arrays expand to very large dimensio...
Gossamer structures for solar sails, require a technology that allows a controlled and thereby relia...
Gossamer structures for innovative space applications, such as solar sails, require technology that ...
DLR is currently developing several mechanisms for boom and membrane deploying spacecrafts. Two of t...
Gossamer structures for innovative space applications, such as solar sails, require a technology tha...
Gossamer structures for innovative space applications, such as solar sails, require a technology tha...
Gossamer structures for innovative space applications, such as solar sails, require technology that ...
In recent years the German Aerospace Center (DLR) developed gossamer deployment systems in the GOSSA...
Deployment systems for innovative space applications such as solar sails require a technique for a c...
Deployment systems for innovative space applications such as solar sails require a technique for a c...
The aim of the GOSSAMER-1 mission is an in-orbit deployment of versatile ultra-lightweight deployabl...
Following the highly successful flight of the first interplanetary solar sail, JAXA’s IKAROS, with ...
For precursor solar sail activities a strategy for a controlled deployment of large membranes was de...
For precursor solar sail activities a strategy for a controlled deployment of large membranes was de...
Following the highly successful flight of the first interplanetary solar sail, JAXA's IKAROS, with ...
Gossamer space structures like solar sails, drag sails or solar arrays expand to very large dimensio...
Gossamer structures for solar sails, require a technology that allows a controlled and thereby relia...
Gossamer structures for innovative space applications, such as solar sails, require technology that ...
DLR is currently developing several mechanisms for boom and membrane deploying spacecrafts. Two of t...
Gossamer structures for innovative space applications, such as solar sails, require a technology tha...
Gossamer structures for innovative space applications, such as solar sails, require a technology tha...
Gossamer structures for innovative space applications, such as solar sails, require technology that ...
In recent years the German Aerospace Center (DLR) developed gossamer deployment systems in the GOSSA...
Deployment systems for innovative space applications such as solar sails require a technique for a c...
Deployment systems for innovative space applications such as solar sails require a technique for a c...
The aim of the GOSSAMER-1 mission is an in-orbit deployment of versatile ultra-lightweight deployabl...
Following the highly successful flight of the first interplanetary solar sail, JAXA’s IKAROS, with ...
For precursor solar sail activities a strategy for a controlled deployment of large membranes was de...
For precursor solar sail activities a strategy for a controlled deployment of large membranes was de...
Following the highly successful flight of the first interplanetary solar sail, JAXA's IKAROS, with ...
Gossamer space structures like solar sails, drag sails or solar arrays expand to very large dimensio...