电路特性仿真软件OrCAD／Pspice的应用

本文通过实例介绍了电路仿真特性软件OrCAD／Pspice在模拟电路、数字电路及数模混合电路几方面的应用。     

《模拟电路》的解惑

学习<模拟电路>课程,从几个方面帮助学生解惑,化难为易,提高学生对本课程的积极性和自信心,使学生在学习过程中"有章可寻,有法可依".     

伴随卫星的燃料-时间优化回收

伴随卫星回收是伴星应用中的一项主要技术。航天任务需求对伴星回收问题不仅提出了最省燃料要求，而且提出了最小时间要求。本文设计了一条稳定的燃料-时间优化回收轨道。从相对运动的Hill方程出发，给出伴星回收问题描述，阐述回收轨道设计思想及稳定回收条件，提出一种有效的螺旋式回收策略，探讨参数确定方法，并对回收轨道的特点和稳定性进行分析，最后研究了燃料消耗量与回收时间及初始相位的关系。仿真结果表明，利用螺旋回收策略，可以保证伴随卫星快速、稳定回收，且能在燃料消耗量与回收时间之间寻求最佳折衷。     

三维热化学非平衡流动非结构网格DSMC方法及其应用

研究了过渡流域三维热化学非平衡流动DSMC方法实现的过程.以四面体非结构网格为基本单元,提出一种新型的高效搜索算法,该算法不仅可以快速跟踪模拟分子在网格之间的迁移,而且可以准确判别分子与物面是否相互作用,避免了原有算法中分子表面反射的非确定论判据.设计了适合三维DSMC方法的动态局部时间步长技术,节约了计算时间.将碰撞距离的思想引入到非结构网格上来,有效地消除了网格尺度小于三分之一平均自由程的限制.利用Foaran90的动态分配内存技术编制了适用于任意外形的通用计算程序.最后对全尺寸航天飞机高超声速绕流进行了数值试验,计算结果验证了该算法的可行性及高效性.     

大型柔性整流罩抛罩多体动力学仿真

在考虑结构弹性变形、空间大范围相对运动，以及弹性运动与刚体运动耦合的基础上，建立了运载火箭整流罩的有限元分析模型。采用MSC．NASTRAN和ADAMS软件仿真模拟了新一代大运载火箭整流罩不同设计方案的地面分离，并与试验结果进行了比较。分析表明，整流罩的多个仿真模拟分离参数与试验值较为接近，证明本文的整流罩抛罩多体动力学仿真方法有效。     

基于GPS及其与磁强计组合的姿态确定算法研究

提出了一种组合敏感器定姿算法，针对卫星上同时装备有磁强计与全球卫星定位系统（GPS）的情况，利用两者的测量信息，在卡尔曼滤波算法的基础上，对两者信息融合定姿算法进行了设计和仿真，旨在提高卫星自主定姿精度和可靠性，结果表明，组合定姿算法使姿态确定的精度得到提高。     

Tether Satellite System Collision Study

A study was performed to determine the probability of collision with resident space objects and untrackable debris for the tether component of the Tethered Satellite System (TSS) after it broke away from the Space Shuttle orbiter (mission STS-75) in February 1996. Both an analytical and a numerical approach were used in this study, and the results obtained with these two methods were found to be in good agreement. These results show that the deployed tether is expected to have been impacted by several particles 0.1mm or larger in size. The probability of collision with objects 10cm in size or larger was on the order of 10^–3 per month. Since the severed tether reentered within one month after deployment, the collision hazard to other objects while in orbit was small. The analytical methods used in this study are useful for tether collision evaluations in general.     

The Brazilian scientific microsatellite SACI-1

The National Space Research Institute (INPE) is developing the first Brazilian Scientific Microsatellite (SACI-1) based on the vanguard technology and on the experience acquired through projects developed by Brazilian Space Program. The SACI-1 is a 750km polar orbit satellite. The spacecraft will combine spin stabilization with geomagnetic control and has a total mass of 60 kg. The overall dimensions are 640×470×470 mm. The SACI-1 satellite shall be launched together with CBERS (China-Brazil Earth Resource Satellite). Its platform is being designed for multiple mission applications. The Brazilian Academy of Sciences has selected four scientific payloads that characterize the mission. The scientific experiments are: ORCAS (Solar and Anomalous Cosmic Rays Observation in the Magnetosphere), PLASMEX (Study of Plasma Bubbles), FOTSAT (Airglow Photometer), and MAGNEX (Geomagnetic Experiment).     

Anesthesia, surgical aid and resuscitation in manned space missions.

When discussing problems related to medical service in space flight, particular attention should be given to the specific living conditions and changes associated with space flight. In disease and injury, surgery can be provided only after conservative therapy has failed. In this context gnotobiological chambers allowing surgery in aseptic conditions seem promising. A portable set of interchangeable surgical tools should be made of light-weight alloys that can be readily sterilized. Electroanalgesia in combination with auriculoacupuncture as well as peridureal anesthesia may be used as they allow normal operations in autonomous space flight conditions. Changes in the sympatho-adrenal and kallikrein-kinin systems, as well as water-electrolyte balance, should be taken into account in developing methods and means of medical service in critical situations. Special attention should be given to the prevention and treatment of brain edema in view of weightlessness-induced cephalad fluid shifts.     

Shuttle avionics verification and integration testing

The Space Shuttle Orbiter employs a fly-by-wire control system of 200 major avionic hardware devices interfacing with five flight computers through a complex data bus system. Responses to man-in-the-loop commands are dependent on the flight software. Early program development testing of the computer and avionic hardware has been accomplished at Rockwell International's Shuttle Avionics Development Laboratory (ADL). Hardware development has led to complete multi-string system testing and flight software evaluations. This paper provides an overview of the ADL. Its role and test capabilities in support of Shuttle development are defined. The nature of computer driven test programs for the Orbiter displays, the Digital Autopilot, and flight software development describe the test bed provided by the ADL.