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Pulsed feedback control for directional rendezvous on eccentric orbits under propulsion constraints

Balakrishnan et al., 2025

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3524639042273116097
Author
Balakrishnan S
Gurfil P
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Acta Astronautica

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Spacecraft rendezvous missions have become increasingly important, with new applications such as debris removal, in-orbit servicing and cooperative orbital control. However, accurate autonomous rendezvous with a target moving on an elliptic orbit is a challenging problem …
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