Development and test results of sinplex , a compact navigator for planetary exploration

Simon Silvio Conticello,Marco Esposito,Stephen Steffes,Stephan Theil, Yuriy, Yanson, Ljubiša Babić, Michael Dumke,Marco Sagliano,David Heise, Han, Oosterling, Erik Boslooper, Tom Duivenvoorde, Daniel Skaborn, Bert Monna, Frank, Stelwagen,Richard Visee,Pooyan Sakian Dezfuli

mag(2014)

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SINPLEX is an innovative, very compact, multipurpose and self-standing highly integrated suite of instruments designed for Guidance, Navigation and Control (GNC) applications. The GNC applications for which SINPLEX has been designed for is the support throughout various navigation phases, from space travel to rendez-vous and landing, to spacecrafts and their robotic landers. The system can be tailored to also fit applications such as Active Debris Removal (ADR). SINPLEX in its full redundant configuration exhibits a mass of 4.8 kg, a volume of 170 x 210 x 200 mm, and a power consumption of 32 W. The instrument is packed with redundant sets of Star Trackers (STR), Navigation Cameras (NAVCam), Inertial Measurement Units (IMU) and Laser Altimeters (LA). The two Navigation Cameras have a partly overlapping field of view to enable stereoscopic observations. The combination of these sensors provides reliable, robust and high frequency information on the relative position and attitude to enable spacecraft timely and well-informed attitude and orbit actuation.
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