Lunar Centered Rotating Frame
Author: Tianjiang Shuo
Website: https://cislunarspace.cn
Definition
A reference frame centered at the Moon's center, based on the three-body synodic coordinate system, with X-axis parallel to the instantaneous Earth-Moon direction and Z-axis perpendicular to the Earth-Moon orbital plane.
Application Value
Lunar Centered Rotating Frame plays an important role in orbital dynamics and attitude control, serving as a critical tool for analyzing spacecraft motion characteristics. Research on this concept enables optimization of orbit transfer schemes and improvement of control system performance.
Related Concepts
- Restricted Three-Body Problem
- KAM Theorem
- Hill Clohessy Wiltshire Equations
- State Transition Function
References
- Pesce 等 - 2023 - Modern spacecraft guidance, navigation, and control.
