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Analysis of Flexibility Effects on Small Spacecrafts Attitude Dynamics.
Rel. Elisa Capello, Marco Gherlone, Manuel Pecorilla, Mauro Mancini. Politecnico di Torino, Master of science program in Aerospace Engineering, 2024
Abstract
The complexity of space missions based on small satellite platforms is continuously growing. Consequently, the related technologies used in those spacecrafts are also getting more and more complex and sought-after. Among these, the Attitude and Orbit Control System (AOCS) is one of the most critical subsystems. AOCS is responsible, in part, for achieving mission objectives. For this reason, much attention is paid to its design and improvement. Today, the trend is towards making these systems increasingly reliable and high performing. Achieving this last point requires high fidelity models of the spacecraft dynamics and disturbances, that it will undergo, to be used when synthesizing attitude control algorithms.
From this point of view, although most of the literature on AOCS deals with rigid body dynamics, flexibilty effects may have a relevant influence for many spacecraft architectures
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