Development of Path finder Model and Qualified Model of Coarse Sun Sensor Assembly for Low Earth Orbit Satellite

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Coarse Sun Sensor Assembly, Satellite Attitude Control, Path-Finder Model, Qualified Model, Functional Test, Vibration Test, Thermal Vacuum Test

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CSSA (Coarse Sun Sensor Assembly) is the essential sensor for satellite attitude control. CSSA measures the direction of the sun's rays and determines whether the satellite is in the ellipse. The paper shows the development process and test results of Path-finder & Qualified Model CSSA as the preceding development in order to develop the CSSA for low earth orbit satellite. We needs the definite and precision procedure and lots of experience. This paper shows that we can improve those through the development of Path-finder and Qualified Model CSSA. Therefore, we can obtain the results to meet the functional requirement.

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