Calculation method of optimal self-rotational angular velocity for fixed-axis rotation of service spacecraft
A technology for serving spacecraft and calculation methods, which is applied in the calculation field of the optimal rotation angular velocity, and can solve the problems of three-axis tumbling motion, damage to the docking mechanism, and difficulty in docking with the tumbling target that have not been researched and proposed, so as to save energy consumption and enhance safety. , the effect of enhancing stability
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[0034] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with accompanying drawings and embodiments.
[0035] figure 1 is a schematic illustration of docking with a tumbling target using a rotating servicing spacecraft. As shown in the figure, since the serving spacecraft rotates with a fixed axis, its angular momentum coincides with the direction of angular velocity and points to the direction of the angular momentum of the target. Since the target is approximately considered not to be affected by external torque, its angular momentum is conserved, and the orientation of the angular momentum direction in the inertial coordinate system is fixed. At the same time, because the target makes any rolling motion, its angular velocity vector does not necessarily coincide with the direction of angular momentum, and its orientation in the inertial coordinate system generally changes with time.
[0036] Through non-contact measurement methods, such as binocular visi...
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