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暗黙の時間ステップを使用した小型衛星のための太陽光パネル展開メカニズムの設計とシミュレーション

George B Saad1, Ahmed R Desoki2,3, Mohamed Kassab2

  • 1Egyptian Space Agency, New Cairo, 11865, Egypt. george.saad@egsa.gov.eg.

Scientific reports
|February 17, 2026
PubMed
まとめ

強力な太陽光パネル展開メカニズム (SADM) の設計は,衛星ミッションにとって極めて重要です. この研究は,新しいSADM設計を提示し,スムーズな展開と穏やかなロックのために最適化され,シミュレートされ,収束の課題を克服します.

キーワード:
収束の安定性 収束の安定性デッパー効果は,ダッパー効果というものです.定数要素解析は,定数要素解析で決まっています.暗黙の分析とは,暗黙の分析である.非線形分析とは,非線形分析である.堅実な収束力がある.トランシエント分析.

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