x-z Plane Crossing Target
Author: Tianjiang Shuo
Website: https://cislunarspace.cn
Definition
The core constraint formulation in the Optimal Continuation Strategy. Position or velocity components (e.g., x-velocity) at x-z plane crossings serve as target values, guiding the spacecraft back to the desired orbital state over 1-2 revolutions downstream. Constraint tolerances are typically on the order of cm/s. The key advantage is maintaining the orbit without a reference trajectory, using only successive crossing-point targets.
Application Value
[Translation needed for: 轨道面变更机动是轨道控制中的高能耗操作,通常需要精心设计机动策略以节约推进剂。...]
Related Concepts
- Lyapunov Stability
- Adams-Cowell Integrator
- Hansen Coefficients
- Control Curve, U_i
References
- Folta et al., 2014, Acta Astronautica
