A Form Based Control Algorithm for Reducing the Complexity of an Attitude Control System Brian Fast, Majid Rashidi, Dragos Dinca Industrial Space Systems Lab Cleveland State University Cleveland, OH

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Date: 2007-06-18 18:48:34 Spacecraft propulsion Gyroscopes Spacecraft design Reaction wheel Attitude control Control theory NEAR Shoemaker Axes conventions Spaceflight Spacecraft Space technology		A Form Based Control Algorithm for Reducing the Complexity of an Attitude Control System Brian Fast, Majid Rashidi, Dragos Dinca Industrial Space Systems Lab Cleveland State University Cleveland, OH Add to Reading List Source URL: ewh.ieee.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 91,99 KB Share Document on Facebook

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