2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.ast.2014.01.004
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On satellite electrodynamic attitude stabilization

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“…The initial conditions for the AES motion are Here, ϕ, ψ, and θ are the "aircraft" angles having the same sense as in [14,16]. The control parameter values satisfying inequalities (5.9) were taken from (5.13).…”
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“…The initial conditions for the AES motion are Here, ϕ, ψ, and θ are the "aircraft" angles having the same sense as in [14,16]. The control parameter values satisfying inequalities (5.9) were taken from (5.13).…”
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“…The programmed motion can be stabilized by (following the technique used in [14] and [16]) taking the laws of change of each of the parameters and to be the sum of two terms:…”
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“…Later the concept of the electrodynamic attitude control system was improved in [2] and further used for solving the problems of three-axis stabilization of a satellite in the orbital coordinate system (see [3] and papers cited therein), monoaxial stabilization of a satellite in the orbital coordinate system [4], stabilization of a satellite in biaxial spin mode [5], three-axis stabilization of a satellite in the König coordinate system [6].…”
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