NASA NTRS · 19940025288
Micro guidance and control synthesis: New components, architectures, and capabilities
Abstract
New GN&C (guidance, navigation and control) system capabilities are shown to arise from component innovations that involve the synergistic use of microminiature sensors and actuators, microelectronics, and fiber optics. Micro-GN&C system and component concepts are defined that include micro-actuated adaptive optics, micromachined inertial sensors, fiber-optic data nets and light-power transmission, and VLSI microcomputers. The thesis is advanced that these micro-miniaturization products are capable of having a revolutionary impact on space missions and systems, and that GN&C is the pathfinder micro-technology application that can bring that about.
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Mettler, Edward, Hadaegh, Fred Y.. 1993-06-15. Micro guidance and control synthesis: New components, architectures, and capabilities. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19940025288
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