are carrying out the project of Venus observation with high precision using a balloon-borne telescope. In this paper, the outline of Balloon-Borne Telescope for the optical remote sensing of Venus is introduced, and the simulation model of three-stage control method is constructed. For this observation, the pointing technology with high precision to restrain the slight moving of image is necessary. The target precision is only 0.1 arc seconds. The dynamics and control model is defined firstly, and the model parameters are determined by the experimental verification. By developing the numerical simulation tool, the motion can be estimated in the simulator, and the control strategy can be more easily optimized compared to the gain adjustment only based on experiments.
Conventionally
inaccessible end-functionalized vinyl polymers were
synthesized via orthogonal side-chain replacement for terminal and
repeating units of poly(alkenyl boronate)s. A terminal-defined polymer
of isopropenyl boronic acid pinacol ester (IPBpin) was synthesized
via RAFT polymerization, and subsequent cobalt (Co)-catalyzed end
olefination afforded the polymer carrying the C(sp2)–B
bond at the terminal and the C(sp3)–B bond in repeating
units. Herein, the terminal C(sp2)–B bond was selectively
transformable via palladium (Pd)-catalyzed Suzuki-Miyaura cross coupling,
and subsequent transformation of the repeating C(sp3)–B
unit gave the poly(α-methyl vinyl alcohol) [poly(MVA)] bearing
various functional groups at the terminal. The boron-based stepwise
polymer reaction thus overcame the synthetic difficulty of the end-functionalized
poly(MVA), which is ascribed to the poor polymerization ability of
the corresponding acetate monomer, i.e., isopropenyl acetate.
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