Wu et al., 2004 - Google Patents
In-orbit thruster calibration techniques and experiment results with UoSAT-12Wu et al., 2004
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- Wu S
- Steyn W
- Bordany R
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- Control Engineering Practice
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In this paper, two practical thrusters calibration approaches are proposed, discussed and evaluated through in-orbit flight tests. In the single thruster pulse method, one thruster is commanded to fire for a fixed period to produce a pulsed external torque disturbance …
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