NASA NTRS · 19940010153
Computational Controls Workstation: Algorithms and hardware
Abstract
The Computational Controls Workstation provides an integrated environment for the modeling, simulation, and analysis of Space Station dynamics and control. Using highly efficient computational algorithms combined with a fast parallel processing architecture, the workstation makes real-time simulation of flexible body models of the Space Station possible. A consistent, user-friendly interface and state-of-the-art post-processing options are combined with powerful analysis tools and model databases to provide users with a complete environment for Space Station dynamics and control analysis. The software tools available include a solid modeler, graphical data entry tool, O(n) algorithm-based multi-flexible body simulation, and 2D/3D post-processors. This paper describes the architecture of the workstation while a companion paper describes performance and user perspectives.
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Venugopal, R., Kumar, M.. 1993-02-15. Computational Controls Workstation: Algorithms and hardware. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19940010153
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