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Application of Constraint Dynamics for Spacecraft Maneuver

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Bang, H.
Agrawal, B.N.
Date
1994
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A new approach for spacecraft maneuver based upon constraint dynamics and tracking control laws is presented in this paper. For high precision pointing requirement on spacecraft maneuver, a desired trajectory is prescribed upon which a constraint dynamic system is constructed. A reference model system governed by constraint force is used to build the associated control laws for actual system. Simulation results for single axis slew maneuvers show that this approach can be used for a spacecraft mission with high pointing accuracy requirement. A new approach for spacecraft maneuver based upon constraint dynamics and tracking control laws is presented in this paper. For high precision pointing requirement on spacecraft maneuver, a desired trajectory is prescribed upon which a constraint dynamic system is constructed. A reference model system governed by constraint force is used to build the associated control laws for actual system. Simulation results for single axis slew maneuvers show that this approach can be used for a spacecraft mission with high pointing accuracy requirement. A new approach for spacecraft maneuver based upon constraint dynamics and tracking control laws is presented in this paper. For high precision pointing requirement on spacecraft maneuver, a desired trajectory is prescribed upon which a constraint dynamic system is constructed. A reference model system governed by constraint force is used to build the associated control laws for actual system. Simulation results for single axis slew maneuvers show that this approach can be used for a spacecraft mission with high pointing accuracy requirement. A new approach for spacecraft maneuver based upon constraint dynamics and tracking control laws is presented in this paper. For high precision pointing requirement on spacecraft maneuver, a desired trajectory is prescribed upon which a constraint dynamic system is constructed. A reference model system governed by constraint force is used to build the associated control laws for actual system. Simulation results for single axis slew maneuvers show that this approach can be used for a spacecraft mission with high pointing accuracy requirement. A new approach for spacecraft maneuver based upon constraint dynamics and tracking control laws is presented in this paper. For high precision pointing requirement on spacecraft maneuver, a desired trajectory is prescribed upon which a constraint dynamic system is constructed. A reference model system governed by constraint force is used to build the associated control laws for actual system. Simulation results for single axis slew maneuvers show that this approach can be used for a spacecraft mission with high pointing accuracy requirement. A new approach for spacecraft maneuver based upon constraint dynamics and tracking control laws is presented in this paper. For high precision pointing requirement on spacecraft maneuver, a desired trajectory is prescribed upon which a constraint dynamic system is constructed. A reference model system governed by constraint force is used to build the associated control laws for actual system. Simulation results for single axis slew maneuvers show that this approach can be used for a spacecraft mission with high pointing accuracy requirement.
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The article of record as published may be found at http://dx.doi.org/10.2514/6.1994-3625
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This publication is a work of the U.S. Government as defined
in Title 17, United States Code, Section 101. As such, it is in the
public domain, and under the provisions of Title 17, United States
Code, Section 105, is not copyrighted in the U.S.
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http://hdl.handle.net/10945/34480
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