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Adaptive Attitude Control System For Space Station

Abstract

Report presents theoretical foundation for attitude control system for proposed Space Station Freedom in orbit around Earth. Intended to maintain space station in torque equilibrium with designated axes of its structure aligned with local vertical, local along-trajectory horizontal, and local across-trajectory horizontal axes, respectively. System required to provide desired combination of control performance and stability in presence of disturbances (e.g., variations in masses of payloads, movements of astronauts and equipment, atmospheric drag, gravitational anomalies, and interactions with docking spacecraft).

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Boussalis, Dhemetrios, Bayard, David S., Wang, Shyh J.. 1995-07-01. Adaptive Attitude Control System For Space Station. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950065509

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