The Beam Pointing of Communication Stellite in Geosynchronous Inclined Orbit

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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We assume that the KOREASAT fails the entry of the geostationary orbit due to the error at the apogee kick motor firing. A simulation is done for the satellite that has a geosynchronous orbit with a non-zero degree inclination angle due to the failure at the apogee kick motor caused by the unbalance of the fuel storage ad the spin of the thrust vector, etc. We analyzed the evolution of the orbit using the perturbation theory and calculated the changes of the eccentricity and the inclination. When a communication satellite has the figure eight trajectory, the beam point also traces the satellite. In this paper, we develop an algorithm to attack the above problem by stabilizing the beam point using the adjustment of the roll angle of the satellite. The spin action on the polarization plane that occurs when a satellite passes the ascending node and descending node affects the efficiency of the communication a lot, so we did another simulation for the better yaw angle adjustment for the KOREASAT to reduce the spin action on the polarization plane.

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