Study deals with Earth tracking dynamics of Radio Telescope Satellite for motion in plane of orbit and results of linearized dynamic stability analysis, based upon attitude stabilization by passive gravity gradient control; analysis represents first, logical step in analysis of vehicle dynamics; to obtain desired measurements of LF radio signals from outer space, configuration is assumed to consist of central spherical body with four tubular antennas extending 750 ft; potential stability problems caused by coupling between rigid, central body motions and motions of flexible antennas are emphasized. SAE -- Paper.
Attitude control for radio telescope satellite
SAE-NASA -- Proc
Proceedings of Society of Automotive Engineers, National Aeronautics and Space Administration -- Aerospace Vehicle Flight Control Conference ; 1965 Control
SAE-NASA -- Proceedings ; n 650596
1965
12 pages
Conference paper
English
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