SATELLITE ATTITUDE DETERMINATION- DIGITAL SENSING AND ONBOARD PROCESSING
Attitude determination for a rotating spacecraft, using a digital aspect sensor and noting system used on s-3 satellite series
ROTATING VEHICLE↗
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Satellite attitude determination- digital sensing and on-board processing
Digital solar aspect sensing and on-board data processing for spin stabilized satellite attitude determination
SATELLITE ATTITUDE CONTROL↗
Horizon sensing for attitude determination.
Passive, conical, linear and nutating horizon scanning systems for satellite and spacecraft attitude determination
SATELLITE ATTITUDE CONTROL↗
Satellite attitude determination - Digital sensing and on-board processing
Digital sensing and onboard processing for satellite spin stabilization
SPIN STABILIZATION↗
Reliability versus accuracy tradeoffs
Reliability versus accuracy tradeoff analysis for spacecraft earth sensor
EARTH↗
Attitude determination using a Kalman filter, volume II
Computer program for determining attitude of orbiting vehicle using Kalman filter
ORBITING SATELLITE↗
Scanning celestial attitude determination system /SCADS/.
Scanning celestial attitude determination system /SCADS/ for three-axis satellite attitude information for Earth and spin stabilized satellites and probes
SPIN STABILIZATION↗
Decay rates of a passive precession damper and bounds.
Bounds for decay times of pendulum damper vibrating in plane containing spin axis of space vehicle
VIBRATION DAMPING↗
The forces and torques acting on satellites and the dynamical equations describing their motion about a fixed point of the body
Forces and torques acting on satellites and dynamical equations for describing satellite attitude
SATELLITE ATTITUDE CONTROL↗
High altitude limitation study advanced horizon sensor for OGO Final report, 4 Apr. - 15 Jul. 1966
High-altitude or small-earth limitations for advanced horizon sensor of Orbiting Geophysical Observatory /OGO-A/
SATELLITE ATTITUDE CONTROL↗
Feasibility study for a Scanning Celestial Attitude Determination System /SCADS/ for three axis attitude determination at a Command and Data Acquisition /CDA/ station Final report
Scanning Celestial Attitude Determination System /SCADS/ for three axis attitude determination at Command and Data Acquisition /CDA/ station
SATELLITE ATTITUDE CONTROL↗
Attitude instability regions of a spinning symmetric satellite in an elliptic orbit.
Attitude stability of spinning rigid symmetric satellite in elliptic orbit examined for motion about equilibrium position with spin axis normal to orbit plane
DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION↗
Attitude instability regions of a spinning symmetric satellite in an elliptic orbit.
Attitude stability of spinning rigid symmetric satellite in elliptic orbit examined for motion about equilibrium position with spin axis normal to orbit plane
SATELLITE ATTITUDE CONTROL↗
Evaluation of an ion propulsion system for a synchronous spacecraft mission.
Thrust, power and performance requirements for synchronous satellite simulated for evaluating ion propulsion feasibility
SPACECRAFT PROPULSION↗
Attitude determination by Kalman filtering.
Minimum variance simulation for satellite attitude determination reliability using magnetic and solar measurements
COMPUTER SIMULATION↗
Attitude stabilization of satellites with gimbaled star trackers.
Satellite attitude stabilization using gimballed star trackers, analyzing satellite and star tracker motion in terms of angular velocity
STAR TRACKER↗
Stellar tracking attitude reference system
A satellite precision attitude control system was designed, based on the use of STARS as the principal sensing system. The entire system was analyzed and simulated in detail, considering the nonideal properties of the control and sensing components and realistic spacecraft mass properties. Experimental results were used to improve the star tracker noise model. The results of the simulation indicate that STARS performs in general as predicted in a realistic application and should be a strong contender in most precision earth pointing applications.
Klestadt, B.↗