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TRIAD algorithm: a standalone construct

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TRIADalgorithm1 CONSTRUCTTRIAD algorithmBLACK · SPACECRAFT ENGINEERING

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Spacecraft engineering

a deterministic method that computes spacecraft attitude from two measured reference vectors by building matching orthogonal triads.

In spacecraft engineering, TRIAD algorithm refers to a deterministic method that computes spacecraft attitude from two measured reference vectors by building matching orthogonal triads. This meaning comes from Black (1964) in AIAA Journal.[1]

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References

  1. Black, H. D. (1964). A passive system for determining the attitude of a satellite. AIAA Journal, 2(7), 1350-1351. https://doi.org/10.2514/3.2555

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