Minimization of residual spacecraft nutation due to disturbing t

Aeronautics and astronautics – Spacecraft – Attitude control

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ABSTRACT:
Spacecraft nutation caused by applying attitude and/or orbit control forces to a spacecraft along an axis which does not pass through the spacecraft's center of gravity is minimized by a signal responsive control system which first operates the attitude and/or orbit control forces for a predetermined time period and automatically after an appropriate non-operating time period, the attitude and/or orbit control forces are again operated for the same predetermined time period.

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