Coverstone-Carroll, 1996 - Google Patents
Detumbling and reorienting underactuated rigid spacecraftCoverstone-Carroll, 1996
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- 760997716254624707
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- Coverstone-Carroll V
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- Publication venue
- Journal of Guidance, Control, and Dynamics
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Conclusions This Note has shown a simple method for estimating and correcting satellite roll and pitch attitude for single scanning horizon sensor configurations with the Earth oblateness effect. The study shows that the effect of Earth oblateness on the sensor …
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