Development of the orbit and attitude control hardware of the DriveSat CubeSat

Eviatar Edlerman; Hovhannes Agalarian; Vladimir Balabanov; Debdeep Roychowdhury; Pini Gurfil; Matteo Laterza; Dirk Risselada; Haiim Shlagman; Avi Warshavsky; Igal Kronhaus

Development of the orbit and attitude control hardware of the DriveSat CubeSat

Eviatar Edlerman, Hovhannes Agalarian, Vladimir Balabanov, Debdeep Roychowdhury, Pini Gurfil, Matteo Laterza, Dirk Risselada, Haiim Shlagman, Avi Warshavsky, Igal Kronhaus

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Abstract

DriveSat is a new CubeSat mission, initiated and led by the Asher Space Research Institute at the Technion. DriveSat aims to test low cost Cubesat orbit and attitude control techniques. The mission will demon- strate two new technologies: a miniaturized thruster and a cost-effective reaction wheel, both developed at the Technion. The DriveSat project will share resources with the Space Autonomous Mission for Swarming and Geo-locating Nanosatellites project. The DriveSat project will also serve as a platform for academic research and hands-on engineering edu- cation. Technion students are involved in the development of the new technologies, and in the future will operate the satellite.

Original language	English
Pages	467-487
Number of pages	21
State	Published - 2018
Event	58th Israel Annual Conference on Aerospace Sciences, IACAS 2018 - Tel-Aviv and Haifa, Israel Duration: 14 Mar 2018 → 15 Mar 2018

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Conference	58th Israel Annual Conference on Aerospace Sciences, IACAS 2018
Country/Territory	Israel
City	Tel-Aviv and Haifa
Period	14/03/18 → 15/03/18

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Aerospace Engineering
Space and Planetary Science

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