This report presents the results from the development and design of an Attitude Controller-Observer for the NTNU Test Satellite (NUTS). It gives an insight to mathematical modeling of satellite attitude dynamics for 3 degrees of freedom. By the different limitations of how the NUTS operates, these models are adjusted accordingly.A strategy for controlling the attitude is presented. Through an explanation of the magnetic actuators, the control laws are also adapted to work with the NUTS satellite. An attitude observer is developed, benchmarked and implemented in both a simulator and hardware.Combined, these findings are put to use in the form of a complete Simulink simulator for the satellite in orbit. Results from the control strategy, en- ...
Abstract: Attitude control systems which provide small satellites with a required angular ...
In an attempt to reduce the cost of future satellites, new technologies are being pursued to develop...
New advanced control techniques for attitude determination and control of small (micro) satellites a...
The NTNU Test Satellite is a student satellite program at NTNU that is part of the Norwegian Student...
Abstract The NUTS (NTNU Test Satellite) is a satellite being built in a student CubeSat project at t...
The NTNU Test Satellite, NUTS, is a satellite being build in a student CubeSat project at the Norweg...
In the last decades, access to space has become more affordable thanks to the introduction of CubeSa...
Attitude control of a satellite is required for the pointing of communications antennas and other in...
The DLR Institute of Space Systems located in Bremen commissioned a new laboratory for experiments ...
The AOCS of a spacecraft is the responsible for determining the attitude of the satellite and contro...
The NTNU Test Satellite (NUTS) project, is part of the Norwegian Student Satellite programANSAT. The...
M. Tech. Electrical EngineeringDeals with nonlinear methods for magnetic attitude control and reacti...
A semi-physical simulation platform for attitude determination and control system is proposed to ver...
The development of a small spacecraft attitude determination and control subsystem is described. Th...
The picosatellite UWE-3 is the third generation of CubeSats at the University W\u7fürzburg. It is eq...
Abstract: Attitude control systems which provide small satellites with a required angular ...
In an attempt to reduce the cost of future satellites, new technologies are being pursued to develop...
New advanced control techniques for attitude determination and control of small (micro) satellites a...
The NTNU Test Satellite is a student satellite program at NTNU that is part of the Norwegian Student...
Abstract The NUTS (NTNU Test Satellite) is a satellite being built in a student CubeSat project at t...
The NTNU Test Satellite, NUTS, is a satellite being build in a student CubeSat project at the Norweg...
In the last decades, access to space has become more affordable thanks to the introduction of CubeSa...
Attitude control of a satellite is required for the pointing of communications antennas and other in...
The DLR Institute of Space Systems located in Bremen commissioned a new laboratory for experiments ...
The AOCS of a spacecraft is the responsible for determining the attitude of the satellite and contro...
The NTNU Test Satellite (NUTS) project, is part of the Norwegian Student Satellite programANSAT. The...
M. Tech. Electrical EngineeringDeals with nonlinear methods for magnetic attitude control and reacti...
A semi-physical simulation platform for attitude determination and control system is proposed to ver...
The development of a small spacecraft attitude determination and control subsystem is described. Th...
The picosatellite UWE-3 is the third generation of CubeSats at the University W\u7fürzburg. It is eq...
Abstract: Attitude control systems which provide small satellites with a required angular ...
In an attempt to reduce the cost of future satellites, new technologies are being pursued to develop...
New advanced control techniques for attitude determination and control of small (micro) satellites a...