Chaotic Attitude Motion of 3U CubeSat with Deployable Side Panels
@article{Aslanov2020ChaoticAM,
title={Chaotic Attitude Motion of 3U CubeSat with Deployable Side Panels},
author={Vladimir S. Aslanov and Dmitry A. Sizov},
journal={2020 International Conference on Information Technology and Nanotechnology (ITNT)},
year={2020},
pages={1-4}
}The attitude motion of a small satellite with deployable side panels designed for passive aerodynamic stabilization in a rarefied atmosphere is considered. The influence of the aerodynamic and gravitational torques on the motion near the unstable and stable equilibrium positions is studied. The presence of the unstable equilibrium position and flexible elements is the cause of chaos. The equations of planar motion of the satellite with deployed flexible panels are obtained. A relationship…
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