Analysis the Condition of RazakSAT Based on Attitude Sensor of Atttitude Determination System Data

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Attitude determination system (ADS) is a process to control the orientation of the satellite to make sure that the orientation is relative to inertial references frame such as Earth. ADS is consists of mathematical algorithm and sensor as a references measurement to determine attitude of satellite. Since RazakSAT in the orbit, the sensor such as sun sensor, magnetometer and gyroscopes are used to control angular rotation and prevent high spin rates that can damage the satellite. This paper presents the analysis on sensor of attitude determination system based on RazakSAT data. Matlab was used to analyze the X,Y and Z axis of the sensor to determine the condition of the satellite.

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