NASA NTRS · 19850015537
Passive and Active Control of Space Structures (PACOSS)
Abstract
Passive and Active Control of Space Structures (PACOSS) is a five-year program designed to investigate highly damped structures in conjunction with active control systems, and in particular to develop technology that integrates passive damping and active control to achieve precise pointing control. Major areas of research include metal matrix composites; viscoelastic materials; damping devices; dynamic test article design, fabrication and testing; and active damping.
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Morosow, G., Harcrow, H., Rogers, L.. 1985-04-01. Passive and Active Control of Space Structures (PACOSS). https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19850015537
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