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Dekker, G.J. (author), Hameetman, G.J. (author)
Bij het ontwikkelen van de standregelprogrammatuur voor de Italiaanse satelliet SAX is gebruik gemaakt van een aantal CASE tools. Naast een beschrijving van de standregelprogrammatuur, met als hoofdeisen een hoge mate van bedrijfszekerheid en een hoge flexibiliteit, worden de ontwikkelsituatie en de ontwikkelomgeving beschreven. Geschetst wordt...
report 1993
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Guelman, M. (author)
The present report contains a study on the simulation of interactive fluid spacecraft dynamics. The equations of motion of the two dimensional full tank case as well as the corresponding finite different discretized equations are presented. The numerical solution of this system is studied. Results are presented for a number of cases. Based on...
report 1993
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Moek, G. (author)
In this report, the application of estimation theory to three problems from aerospace research is described. The applications considered deal with spacecraft attitude estimation, software reliability modelling and estimation, and with a satellite-based navigation algorithm. Maximum likelihood estimation is used in the software reliability case...
report 1991
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Vogels, M.E.S. (author)
One of the experiments performed on board Spacelab, involves a partially filled annular cylinder which is subjected to prescribed motions (Ref. 1). The interest in this configuration arises from its practical use; for instance, the coolant in IRAS was stored in an annulus-like tank. In this report, a mathematical model for the transient liquid...
report 1984
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Prins, J.J.M. (author)
The testing of Spacecraft Attitude and Orbit Control Subsystems is described from the early design up to in-flight, inclusive. Main topics dealt with are: description of three generic AOCS test classes, model philosophy, standardization, subsystem static test methods, subsystem dynamic test methods, generic test equipment and test facilities....
report 1984
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Terpstra, A.P. (author), Zwartbol, T. (author), Slippens, C.P.R.C. (author)
One of the research activities of the Space Division of the National Aerospace Laboratory NLR is the application of modern estimation and control theory to spacecraft attitude control problems. Algorithms for spacecraft state estimation and attitude control, as well as for inertial-optical attitude determination have been developed previously...
report 1984
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van Woerkom, P.T.L.M. (author)
Software design for digital computer simulation of the dynamics of flexible spacecraft equipped with actuators and sensors, should take into account two properties of the overall system: (i) s.ampled-data control of the spacecraft leads to discontinuous inputs (forcing functions) in the differential equations of motion, thereby requiring...
report 1983
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Zwartbol, T. (author), Terpstra, A.P. (author), van Woerkom, P.T.L.M. (author), van den Dam, R.F. (author)
This document presents an approach to sampled data, on-board estimation and control of the attitude motion of manoeuvring spacecraft. Algorithms which are developed include: a - model following control of attitude manoeuvres b - estimation of spacecraft state (attitude, angular velocity, disturbance torque) c - optical-inertial attitude...
report 1982
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Terpstra, A.P. (author), van den Dam, R.F. (author), van Woerkom, P.T.L.M. (author), Zwartbol, T. (author)
This document describes two computer programs developed during a study of the application of modern control techniques in the area of spacecraft attitude control. Theory and simulation results are described in part I of this report. In part II a general overview of the tasks of the simulation program is presented, and program design aspects are...
report 1982
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Prins, J.J.M. (author)
Torque and force irregularities of running reaction wheels were studied. In this first part of the study report results from noise measurements at constant wheel speeds on various types of current technology European reaction wheels, both with ball- and magnet bearings and with DC or AC drive motor, are presented. The measured noise in radial...
report 1982
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Prins, J.J.M. (author)
The increasing power of on-board processors allows more freedom in the design and operation of reaction wheel control systems. This report discusses several performance and implementation aspects of the operation of wheel systems which have their own internal feedback control system. A model following control concept is found to be superior. The...
report 1982
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van Woerkom, P.T.L.M. (author)
The report deals with the equations of motion of spacecraft with rigid main body, flexible appendages, and rotors and jets on the main body. The hybrid coordinate modelling method is applied. The resulting equations describe the translational motion of the spacecraft, the rotational motion, and the coupling between these two types of motion. The...
report 1981
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van Woerkom, P.Th.L.M. (author), Sonnenschein, F.J. (author)
The study deals with the rotational motion of a spin-stabilized spacecraft equipped with a V-slit sun sensor and the X-slit ESA starmapper. Assuming complete absence of an a priori attitude estimate, it is required to produce a rough estimate of the spacecraft attitude motion. It was assumed that sensor misalignments, external torques and...
report 1979
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van Woerkom, P.Th.L.M. (author), Sonnenschein, F.J. (author)
The study deals with the rotational motion of a spin-stabilized spacecraft equipped with a V-slit sun sensor and the X-slit ESA starmapper. Assuming complete absence of an a priori attitude estimate, it is required to produce a rough estimate of the spacecraft attitude motion. It was assumed that sensor misalignments, external torques and...
report 1979
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Traas, C.R. (author)
The present issue is the second and final part of a report describing the results of a study about digital filtering. The first part is available as the report NLR TR 760U8 U. The report considers a number of digital filtering methods and gives examples of their application. The methods include batch processing methods and recursive methods....
report 1979
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van Woerkom, P.T.L.M. (author)
The attitude motion of interplanetary, spinning spacecraft under the influence of solar radiation and optimal thrusting, is investigated. A general model is formulated to describe the forces and torques exerted on the spacecraft due to solar radiation. The model is compared with model! available in the large body of literature on the subject. It...
report 1978
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Hameetman, G.J. (author)
The infra Red Astronomical Satellite IRAS will be laimched in February I98I for a mission of one year duration. The purpose of the mission is to produce a full sky catalogue in the infrared waveband. The IRAS satellite will be equipped with an on-board computer system to control the satellite and to execute the measurements necessary to fulfil...
report 1977
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Prins, J.J.M. (author)
The existing fine attitude system of the Astronomical Netherlands Satellite was designed on the basis of conventional digital control techniques. The possibility of a more advanced approach is presented in this report. As an example, an alternative control algorithm for the scan mode has been developed with the use of state estimation and state...
report 1976
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Boersma, G. (author), Sonnenschein, F.J. (author)
Due to the finite stiffness of rotor- and gimbal-suspensions, a double gimballed momentum wheel will oscillate with high natural frequencies. The stability of these oscillations is studied, in order to obtain requirements for the stiffness of the suspensions and/or the gimbal inertia properties. From energy considerations, it is concluded that...
report 1973
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Boersma, G. (author), Sonnenschein, F.J. (author)
report 1973
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