Description of design, development, and manufacture of four reaction wheels and achieved characteristics; it is shown that state-of-art in attitude control using inertia wheels has been significantly increased by development of reaction wheels driven by brushless d-c motors; reaction wheels provide more inertia per pound than systems that are currently being used for satellite attitude control; summary of recommendations made to further develop reaction wheels by increasing performance and reliability and decreasing weight and size.
Reaction wheel with brushless DC motor drive
NASA CR
1966
61 pages
Report
English
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