A 6-DoF Satellite Virtual Simulator Design and Development

Mehram Mirshams; Ali Nahvi; Mohsen Khosrojerdi; Hojat Tae; Ali Vahid

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.186.70

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A 6-DoF Satellite Virtual Simulator Design and Development

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Virtual simulation is one of the best methods for training students and understanding events and has been used in many fields of science yet, for example: space researches. For this reason, creating of an environment that can simulate the operations of satellites will be very usable and appropriate. This paper will present the details of a newly constructed 6-DoF experimental Satellite Virtual Simulator (SVS) facility at the Space Research Laboratory (SRL) at the K.N.Toosi University of Technology. SVS is used for studying the translational and rotational motions of a satellite and testing the control and communication concepts. The main components of the facility are 3-D screens, video projectors, user interface, central server system, 3-D glasses for users and its modeling software.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 186)

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June 2012

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Mehram Mirshams, Ali Nahvi, Mohsen Khosrojerdi, Hojat Tae, Ali Vahid

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Attitude, Data Transferring, Mission Simulation, Orbit Control System, Satellite Simulator, Virtual Environment

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