Short-period Motion
Author: Tianjiang Shuo
Website: https://cislunarspace.cn
Definition
One mode of relative motion near triangular libration points, with a period of approximately one month and an axis ratio of approximately 2. Pure short-period relative motion can be obtained by selecting specific initial velocity conditions to filter out the long-period component; its in-plane frequency is close to the out-of-plane frequency, allowing a planar approximation to achieve near-circular formations.
Application Value
The short-period mode near triangular libration points has a period of approximately one month with an axis ratio of about 2, suitable for designing near-circular formation flying reference trajectories.
Related Concepts
- Finite-Time-Convergent Differentiator, FTCD
- Prescribed Performance Control, PPC
- Prescribed Performance Function, PPF
- Terminal Sliding Mode Control, TSMC
References
- Catlin and McLaughlin, 2007.
