NASA NTRS · 19930019519
Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite Jitter Study
Abstract
The study objectives are to analyze in-flight jitter; evaluate different models of the Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite (UARS); and determine jitter prediction accuracy such that adequate (but not excessive) design margins will assume future mission success. The topics are presented in viewgraph form and include the following: UARS chronology; UARS disturbance experiment; microwave limb sounder antenna and mirror time profiles; solar array drive disturbance; roll and yaw jitter correlation with solar array position; solar array rotation; UARS disturbance summary; concept for reduction of jitter effect; jitter reduction using window scheduling; and highlights/lessons learned.
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Woodard, Stanley, Garnek, Mike, Molnar, John, Grantham, William. 1992-01-01. Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite Jitter Study. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930019519
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