One of the main difficulties in studying and testing cubesat attitude control systems is the lack of facilities available to students to conduct experiments. This is due to the high complexity of these devices to simulate the operating conditions of these satellites. The aim of this project is to develop a test bench for attitude control system tests based on a spherical air bearing printed using MJF technology to facilitate the availability to he university students. Along with the air bearing, another objective i the creation of the structure of a folding cubesat to test and assess the quality of the assembly once received the printed structure. Apart from the design of the structure of the test bench and the cubesat, the simulat...
With the surge of interest in nano-satellites, there is a concomitant need for high quality, yet aff...
With the objective of being able to do an optic link between two CubeSats, a low cost attitude contr...
The NTNU Test Satellite is a student satellite program at NTNU that is part of the Norwegian Student...
In this paper, we present a test bench intended to test attitude control of 1U Cubesat...
The current process to learn CubeSat controls is vastly conceptual for students from the high school...
The performance of the Attitude Determination and Control Subsystem (ADCS) of a CubeSat relies on co...
The purpose of this research project is to build an educational spacecraft platform to enable anyone...
This paper describes the design, testing & performance characterization of a Reaction Wheel-based at...
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The problem of testing the performance of an attitude control system presents new challenges and opp...
A cubesat attitude control system (ACS) was designed at the NASA Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC)...
Utah State University has developed an air bearing table to simulate the attitude dynamics of a smal...
This work describes the development of a three degrees of freedom CubeSat attitude simulator testbed...
The NTNU Test Satellite, NUTS, is a satellite being build in a student CubeSat project at the Norweg...
Guidance, navigation, and control (GNC) systems are commonly found in vehicles, whether they be spac...
With the surge of interest in nano-satellites, there is a concomitant need for high quality, yet aff...
With the objective of being able to do an optic link between two CubeSats, a low cost attitude contr...
The NTNU Test Satellite is a student satellite program at NTNU that is part of the Norwegian Student...
In this paper, we present a test bench intended to test attitude control of 1U Cubesat...
The current process to learn CubeSat controls is vastly conceptual for students from the high school...
The performance of the Attitude Determination and Control Subsystem (ADCS) of a CubeSat relies on co...
The purpose of this research project is to build an educational spacecraft platform to enable anyone...
This paper describes the design, testing & performance characterization of a Reaction Wheel-based at...
© COPYRIGHT SPIE. Downloading of the abstract is permitted for personal use only. CubeSat technology...
The problem of testing the performance of an attitude control system presents new challenges and opp...
A cubesat attitude control system (ACS) was designed at the NASA Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC)...
Utah State University has developed an air bearing table to simulate the attitude dynamics of a smal...
This work describes the development of a three degrees of freedom CubeSat attitude simulator testbed...
The NTNU Test Satellite, NUTS, is a satellite being build in a student CubeSat project at the Norweg...
Guidance, navigation, and control (GNC) systems are commonly found in vehicles, whether they be spac...
With the surge of interest in nano-satellites, there is a concomitant need for high quality, yet aff...
With the objective of being able to do an optic link between two CubeSats, a low cost attitude contr...
The NTNU Test Satellite is a student satellite program at NTNU that is part of the Norwegian Student...