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Acta Astronautica, 2017
Abstract At present, very few CubeSats have flown in space featuring propulsion systems. Of those that have, the literature is scattered, published in a variety of formats (conference proceedings, contractor websites, technical notes, and journal articles), and often not available for public release.
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Abstract At present, very few CubeSats have flown in space featuring propulsion systems. Of those that have, the literature is scattered, published in a variety of formats (conference proceedings, contractor websites, technical notes, and journal articles), and often not available for public release.
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2017 29th Chinese Control And Decision Conference (CCDC), 2017
From 2013 till the end of 2016, more than 552 NanoSats (500 CubeSats among them), weighing less than 10kg, have been launched successfully in total. With the explosive growth of NanoSats/CubeSats, Attitude Determination and Control System (ADCS) of NanoSats/CubeSats has undergone a profound transform and has changed from the initial passive attitude ...
Xiwang Xia +6 more
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From 2013 till the end of 2016, more than 552 NanoSats (500 CubeSats among them), weighing less than 10kg, have been launched successfully in total. With the explosive growth of NanoSats/CubeSats, Attitude Determination and Control System (ADCS) of NanoSats/CubeSats has undergone a profound transform and has changed from the initial passive attitude ...
Xiwang Xia +6 more
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CubeSat Separation Parameter Optimization
2018 12th International Conference on Signal Processing and Communication Systems (ICSPCS), 2018To implement noninterference deployment and meet the initial orbital attitude requirements of CubeSat, the CubeSat separation process is designed, theoretical analyzed and parameter optimized. Aiming at the direct-driving kinematic scheme of separation spring pushing CubeSat to open the door, the dynamic mathematical model for kinematic coupling system
Jiaolong Zhang, Jun Zhou, Yaosheng Deng
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CubeSats as Responsive Satellites
Space 2005, 2005California Polytechnic State University, in coordination with Stanford University, has developed the CubeSat standard to provide inexpensive and timely access to space for small payloads. These picosatellites, built mostly by universities, are 10 centimeter cubes with a mass of 1 kilogram.
Armen Toorian +3 more
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6U CubeSat commercial applications
The Aeronautical Journal, 2012AbstractRecent work by Tsitas and Kingston(1) has demonstrated that an 8kg 6U CubeSat can be designed to perform Earth observation missions equivalent to those of 50-150kg microsatellites. Their design is reviewed and its commercial potential is compared to the 156kg RapidEye spacecraft. Three other commercial applications of this design are described.
S. R. Tsitas, J. Kingston
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CubeSats for infrared astronomy
Space Telescopes and Instrumentation 2018: Optical, Infrared, and Millimeter Wave, 2018This paper investigates the potential role of small satellites, specifically those often referred to as CubeSats, in the future of infrared astronomy. Whilst CubeSats are seen as excellent (and inexpensive) ways to demonstrate and improve the readiness of critical (space) technologies of the future they also potentially have a role in solving key ...
Donald MacLeod +12 more
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