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Spacecraft systems engineering / edited by Peter Fortescue, John Stark, Graham Swinerd.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Fortescue, Peter W.
Stark, John
Swinerd, Graham
Hazel M. Hussong Fund.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Space vehicles--Design and construction.
Space vehicles.
Astronautics--Systems engineering.
Astronautics.
Physical Description:
xxvi, 678 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm
Edition:
Third edition.
Place of Publication:
New York : J. Wiley, [2003]
Summary:
Following on from the hugely successful previous editions, the third edition of Spacecraft Systems Engineering incorporates the most recent technological advances in spacecraft and satellite engineering. With emphasis on recent developments in space activities, this new edition has been completely revised. Every chapter has been updated and rewritten by an expert engineer in the field, with emphasis on the bus rather than the payload. Encompassing the fundamentals of spacecraft engineering, the book begins with front-end system-level issues, such as environment, mission analysis and system engineering, and progresses to a detailed treatment of subsystem elements which represent the core of spacecraft design -- mechanical, electrical, propulsion, thermal, control etc. This quantitative treatment is supplemented by an appreciation of the interactions between the elements, which deeply influence the process of spacecraft systems design. In summary, this is an outstanding textbook for aerospace engineering and design students, and offers essential reading for spacecraft engineers, designers and research scientists. The comprehensive approach provides an invaluable resource to spacecraft manufacturers and agencies across the world.
Contents:
1.1 Payloads and Missions 2
1.2 A System View of Spacecraft 4
1.3 The Future 8
2 The Spacecraft Environment and its Effect on Design / John P. W. Stark
2.2 Pre-Operational Spacecraft Environments 11
2.3 Operational Spacecraft Environments 17
2.4 Environmental Effects on Design 39
3 Dynamics of Spacecraft / Peter W. Fortescue
3.2 Trajectory Dynamics 51
3.3 General Attitude Dynamics 58
3.4 Attitude Motion of Specific Types of Spacecraft 63
3.5 Oscillatory Modes 71
Appendix Inertia 73
4 Celestial Mechanics / John P. W. Stark, Graham G. Swinerd, Peter W. Fortescue
4.2 The Two-body Problem
Particle Dynamics 81
4.3 Specifying the Orbit 91
4.4 Orbit Perturbations 93
4.5 Restricted Three-body Problem 105
5 Mission Analysis / John P. W. Stark, Graham G. Swinerd
5.2 Keplerian Orbit Transfers 114
5.3 Mission Analysis 116
5.4 Polar LEO/Remote-Sensing Satellites 122
5.5 Satellite Constellations 127
5.6 Geostationary Earth Orbits (GEO) 133
5.7 Highly Elliptic Orbits 143
5.8 Interplanetary Missions 147
6 Propulsion Systems / J. Barrie Moss, John P. W. Stark
6.1 Systems Classification 169
6.2 Chemical Rockets 172
6.3 Secondary Propulsion 193
6.4 Electric Propulsion 198
7 Launch Vehicles / J. Barrie Moss, Graham E. Dorrington
7.2 Basic Launch Vehicle Performance and Operation 211
7.3 Spacecraft Launch Phases and Mission Planning 222
7.4 The Ariane Launch Vehicle 226
7.5 The Shuttle Space Transportation System (STS) 230
7.6 Small Launchers 233
7.7 Re-Entry into Earth's Atmosphere 233
7.8 Specific Launch Costs and Reliability 237
8 Spacecraft Structures / John M. Houghton
8.2 Design Requirements 241
8.3 Design Process 257
8.4 Material Selection 259
8.5 Analysis 267
8.6 Design Verification 270
8.7 Impact Protection 272
8.8 Configuration Examples 274
8.9 The Future of Space Structures 284
9 Attitude Control / Peter W. Fortescue, Graham G. Swinerd
9.2 ACS Overview 288
9.3 The Spacecraft Attitude Response 292
9.4 Torques and Torquers 299
9.5 Attitude Measurement 307
9.6 ACS Computation 319
10 Electrical Power Systems / John P. W. Stark
10.2 Power System Elements 326
10.3 Primary Power Systems 328
10.4 Secondary Power Systems: Batteries 343
10.5 Power Management, Distribution and Control 346
10.6 Power Budget 349
11 Thermal Control of Spacecraft / Chris J. Savage
11.2 The Thermal Environment 356
11.3 Thermal Balance 361
11.4 Thermal Analysis 364
11.5 Thermal Design 371
11.6 Thermal Technology 375
11.7 Thermal Design Verification 385
11.8 Example of Satellite Thermal Design
XMM/Newton 387
12 Tele-Communications / Howard Smith, Ray E. Sheriff
12.2 Techniques of Radio Communications 402
12.3 The Communications Payload 426
13 Telemetry, Command, Data Handling and Processing / Nigel P. Fillery, David Stanton
13.2 System Architecture 450
13.3 Telemetry Data Formatting 452
13.4 Telecommand 460
13.5 Communication Techniques and Protocols 465
13.6 On-Board Data Handling (OBDH) and Processing 468
13.7 Technology 474
13.8 Tools and Controlling Documents 476
14 Ground Stations / Richard Holdaway
14.2 Hardware 477
14.3 Software 486
14.4 People 494
14.5 Operations 494
14.6 Cost-Effective and Autonomous Ground Systems 495
14.7 Looking to the Future 499
15 Spacecraft Mechanisms / H. Mervyn Briscoe, Guglielmo S. Aglietti
15.2 One-Shot Devices 502
15.3 Continuously and Intermittently Operating Devices 511
15.4 Components 520
15.5 Materials 525
15.6 Tribology 526
15.7 Testing and Verification 527
16 Spacecraft Electromagnetic Compatibility Engineering / Ken M. Redford
16.2 Examples of EMC Problems 532
16.3 EMC Specifications 532
16.4 Electromagnetic Compatibility
Terms and Definitions 533
16.5 EMC Fundamentals 534
16.6 The Systems Approach to EMC 535
16.7 EMC Categories 535
16.8 Electrostatic Discharge 539
16.9 Spacecraft Grounding Schemes 540
16.10 Major Causes of Spacecraft EMC Problems 545
16.11 Analysis Methods for Spacecraft EMC Engineering 546
17 Product Assurance / Thomas A. Meaker
17.2 Failures 554
17.3 Reliability 558
17.4 The Use of Qualified Parts 567
17.5 Materials and Processes 568
17.6 Safety 569
17.7 Configuration Control 574
17.8 Build and Verification 574
Appendix 1 The Arrhenius Equation 575
Appendix 2 Particle Radiation Data 576
Appendix 3 De-rating 578
18 Small-Satellite Engineering and Applications / Martin N. Sweeting, Craig I. Underwood
18.2 Small-satellite Design Philosophy 585
18.3 Small-satellite System Design 586
18.4 COTS Components in the Space Environment 589
18.5 Microsatellite Platforms 592
18.6 Minisatellite Platforms 595
18.7 Nanosatellite Platforms 597
18.8 Affordable Launches for Small Satellites 599
18.9 In-orbit Operations 603
18.10 Small-satellite Applications 604
18.11 Picosatellites and Recent Advances in Miniaturization 610
19 Spacecraft System Engineering / Adrian R. L. Tatnall, John B. Farrow, C. Richard Francis
19.2 System Engineering 614.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Local Notes:
Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Hazel M. Hussong Fund.
ISBN:
0470851023
0471619515
OCLC:
50479241

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