FFAST: Formation Flight All Sky Telescope, Formation Flight System Analysis and Design

  • MITANI S
  • YAMAMOTO T
  • KAWANO I
  • et al.
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Formation Flying (FF) is a revolutionary technology used for several satellites which maintain a specific position relative to each other. This technology enables us to achieve various missions, for example, X-ray telescopes, infrared interferometers and gravitational wave observatories, because it overcomes the constraint of satellites' physical dimensions. We are currently examining the precise FF technology needed for X-ray telescopes, called Formation Flight All Sky Telescope (FFAST). This paper describes the system analysis and design needed for precise FF guidance and control systems.

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MITANI, S., YAMAMOTO, T., KAWANO, I., SAKAI, S., TSUNEMI, H., & Team, F. (2010). FFAST: Formation Flight All Sky Telescope, Formation Flight System Analysis and Design. TRANSACTIONS OF THE JAPAN SOCIETY FOR AERONAUTICAL AND SPACE SCIENCES, AEROSPACE TECHNOLOGY JAPAN, 8(ists27), Td_7-Td_15. https://doi.org/10.2322/tastj.8.td_7

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