Attitude control of a satellite is required for the pointing of communications antennas and other instruments. For this reason, a control algorithm capable of precision pointing is important. Because the process of sending a satellite into space is time consuming and costly, ground-based methods of testing are paramount. A simulator is a low-cost, groundbased system made to mimic the conditions of a weightless satellite in space. The simulator used in this project controls attitude through applying torque to reaction wheels. The objective of this project is to derive and test a control algorithm for the attitude control of a satellite simulator
Nano-satellites are classified as satellites weighing less than 20kg. This dissertation presents ...
Attitude determination of satellites is normally the job of inertial instruments, such as gyroscopes...
Advances in space technology and interest toward remote sensing mission have grown in the recent yea...
Attitude control of a satellite is required for the pointing of communications antennas and other in...
textA flexible, robust attitude determination and control (ADC) system is presented for small satell...
In the last decades, access to space has become more affordable thanks to the introduction of CubeSa...
This paper describes the study and design of a 1 DoF attitude control system for a 1U CubeSat based ...
Attitude requirements of a satellite are determined by its mission: telecommunications, optical imag...
Modern nanosatellites are being utilised more widely for missions that require high pointing accurac...
The design of most hardware-based spacecraft attitude simulators restricts motion in one or more axe...
This paper describes the design process of developing a spin-axis control system for a 3U CubeSat, a...
Nanosatellites, although originally developed for educational purposes, are increasingly being used ...
This thesis presents a design of the system for the first stage of a mission in the NanoSat Lab, the...
To simulate the conditions of the space environment at ground, the Laboratory of Application and Inn...
Satellite Attitude Determination and Control System (ADCS) uses an active actuator with a Reaction w...
Nano-satellites are classified as satellites weighing less than 20kg. This dissertation presents ...
Attitude determination of satellites is normally the job of inertial instruments, such as gyroscopes...
Advances in space technology and interest toward remote sensing mission have grown in the recent yea...
Attitude control of a satellite is required for the pointing of communications antennas and other in...
textA flexible, robust attitude determination and control (ADC) system is presented for small satell...
In the last decades, access to space has become more affordable thanks to the introduction of CubeSa...
This paper describes the study and design of a 1 DoF attitude control system for a 1U CubeSat based ...
Attitude requirements of a satellite are determined by its mission: telecommunications, optical imag...
Modern nanosatellites are being utilised more widely for missions that require high pointing accurac...
The design of most hardware-based spacecraft attitude simulators restricts motion in one or more axe...
This paper describes the design process of developing a spin-axis control system for a 3U CubeSat, a...
Nanosatellites, although originally developed for educational purposes, are increasingly being used ...
This thesis presents a design of the system for the first stage of a mission in the NanoSat Lab, the...
To simulate the conditions of the space environment at ground, the Laboratory of Application and Inn...
Satellite Attitude Determination and Control System (ADCS) uses an active actuator with a Reaction w...
Nano-satellites are classified as satellites weighing less than 20kg. This dissertation presents ...
Attitude determination of satellites is normally the job of inertial instruments, such as gyroscopes...
Advances in space technology and interest toward remote sensing mission have grown in the recent yea...