Satellite Solar-Panel Occlusion Algorithm Based on OpenCL

Bo Cai; Xi Cao; Zhi Cheng Tong; Ling Yu; Xu Bing Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.473.200

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Satellite Solar-Panel Occlusion Algorithm Based on OpenCL

Abstract:

The electrical output of solar-panel is affected by the illuminated condition. It is closely related to the sunlight incidence angle and sunlit area of the solar-panel. This paper firstly points out the importance of satellite solar-panel occlusion in aerospace fields，introduces the satellite body model, the solar-panel model, and deduction models such as sunlit area, effective number of battery strings, sunshine incidence angle and so on. This paper presents an algorithm for analyzing satellite solar-panel shadow, and uses OpenCL to improve the efficiency. Finally, the results of this algorithm implemented are analyzed by mathematical simulations.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 473)

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December 2013

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Bo Cai, Xi Cao, Zhi Cheng Tong, Ling Yu, Xu Bing Zhang

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Occlusion, OpenCL, Solar-Panel, Sunlit Area

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