Landsat-D and the Large Space Telescope represent current state-of-the-art systems with precise requirements placed on attitude control. Future systems for planetary stations, high precision earth monitoring and large precision deployable and erectable platforms project still more severe constraints and requirements on attitude control, including the requirement for many enabling and highly enhanced technologies beyond current state of the art. Two trend projections are identified for the areas of (1) precision pointing systems for earth orbiters and planetary spacecraft and (2) onboard high-capacity fast controllers for distributed control systems.
Attitude control requirements for future space systems
Conference on Advanced Technology for Future Space Systems ; 1979 ; Hampton, VA
1979-01-01
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