Meeting 1
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Why do we need stabilization after 190 minutes?
- Ryerson Attitude Control Systems (RACS) team has requirement
REQ-M-PER-001
- The spacecraft shall de-tumble within a timespan of 24 hours, it shall then autonomously switch to coarse pointing mode with magnetic torquers once the orbital estimator is operational and confirmed to be valid.
Meeting 2
- What singularities does the tensor tech ADCS control algorithm have, if any? TODO Research
- How robust will test verification be? Just visual checks or will we be more quantitative. If so, what other subteams will have to be involved?
- Is MATLAB simulation of module in works?
~~TODO: Reach out to David about test harness~~
Look for reference papers for test requirements/ how helmholtz cage works in practice
Meeting 3
- What configuration are we installing the ADCS module in
- If configuration 1 chosen, then GNSS doesn’t take extra space
- How are we inputting GNSS information into the module
- Updated either through OBC or GNSS module
- Does Tensor Tech Module have any singularities in Attitude Estimation Algorithm?
- If so → Add test cases
TODO: Write out use case for a specific test scenario in more detail. (what equipment do we need?)
Meeting 5
- Do we have darkroom environment available? How will tests be conducted in such environment? Saw quote from tensor tech page about components required, included darkroom?
- How to induce consistent rotation in module. Can it be done through tensor tech itself or do we need external driver?
- Do we require a test stand to house the module on the air bearing?
- Some papers have designed their own test stands
Meeting 6