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1 July 1992 Star sensor simulation for astroinertial guidance and navigation
John M. Kennel, Steven A. Havstad, Dave D. Hood
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Abstract
A star sensor simulator was developed, which models the characteristics of the star, the background, the sensor's windows, the telescope, the detector, the electronics, and the environment, generating data which are similar to data received from a real star sensor. The simulated data are then processed to reveal the star sensing capability. The paper discusses the requirements of the star sensor simulator, the models used, and the simulator design and presents representative simulations.
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John M. Kennel, Steven A. Havstad, and Dave D. Hood "Star sensor simulation for astroinertial guidance and navigation", Proc. SPIE 1694, Sensors and Sensor Systems for Guidance and Navigation II, (1 July 1992); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.138141
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KEYWORDS
Stars

Star sensors

Sensors

Signal to noise ratio

Device simulation

Monte Carlo methods

Data processing

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