Ground Experiment of Spacecraft Attitude Control Using Hardware Testbed

Attitude Control Investigation Using Spacecraft Hardware-in-the-loop Simulator

The Distributed Spacecraft Attitude Control System Simulator (DSACSS) testbed at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University facilitates investigation of various control strategies for single and multiple spacecraft. DSACSS is comprised of two independent hardware-in-the-loop simulators and one software spacecraft simulator. The two hardware-in-theloop spacecraft simulators have similar...

Enhanced Attitude Control Experiment for Ssti Lewis Spacecraft

The enhanced attitude control system experiment is a technology demonstration experiment on the NASA’s small spacecraft technology initiative program’s Lewis spacecraft to evaluate advanced attitude control strategies. The purpose of the enhanced attitude control system experiment is to evaluate the feasibility of designing and implementing robust multi-input/multi-output attitude control strat...

Turner and Hall Adaptive Spacecraft Attitude Control ADAPTIVE SPACECRAFT ATTITUDE CONTROL USING NEURAL NETWORKS

Neural networks offer a unique approach to controlling a dynamically changing system. By updating synaptic weights of an interconnected, algebraic framework, desired system objectives can be reached despite an unknown operating environment. This research implements a neural network for controlling the attitude of a satellite with unknown system disturbances. The training and updating of the con...

Spacecraft attitude control using magnetic actuators

Spacecraft Attitude Tracking Control

The problem of reorienting a spacecraft in to acquire a moving target is investigated. The spacecraft is modeled as a rigid body with N axisymmetric wheels controlled by axial torques, and the kinematics are represented by Modified Rodriques Parameters. The trajectory, denoted the reference trajectory, is one generated by a virtual spacecraft that is identical to the actual spacecraft. The open...