NASA NTRS ยท 20080004284
Gyroless yaw control system for a three axis stabilized, zero-momentum spacecraft
Abstract
A satellite attitude control system is usable in the absence of any inertial yaw attitude reference, such as a gyroscope, and in the absence of a pitch bias momentum. Both the roll-yaw rigid body dynamics and the roll-yaw orbit kinematics are modelled. Pitch and roll attitude control are conventional. The model receives inputs from a roll sensor, and roll and yaw torques from reaction wheel monitors. The model produces estimated yaw which controls the spacecraft yaw attitude.
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Stetson, Jr., John B.. 1993-04-27. Gyroless yaw control system for a three axis stabilized, zero-momentum spacecraft. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20080004284
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