Attitude control for small satellites using control moment gyros

In this paper a new Attitude Control System is proposed, based on Control Moment Gyroscopes (CMG). These actuators can provide unique torque, angular momentum and slew rate capabilities to small satellites without any increase in power, mass or volume. This will help small satellites become more agi...

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