NASA NTRS · 19930019511
Low-cost Active Structural Control Space Experiment (LASC)
Abstract
The DOE Lab Director's Conference identified the need for the DOE National Laboratories to actively and aggressively pursue ways to apply DOE technology to problems of national need. Space structures are key elements of DOD and NASA space systems and a space technology area in which DOE can have a significant impact. LASC is a joint agency space technology experiment (DOD Phillips, NASA Marshall, and DOE Sandia). The topics are presented in viewgraph form and include the following: phase 4 investigator testbed; control of large flexible structures in orbit; INFLEX; Controls, Astrophysics; and structures experiments in space; SARSAT; and LASC mission objectives.
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Robinett, Rush, Bukley, Angelia P.. 1992-01-01. Low-cost Active Structural Control Space Experiment (LASC). https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930019511
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