Design and simulation of an attitude determination system based on the Extended Kalman Filter for Cube-Sat Colombia I
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extended Kalman filter, non deterministic and deterministic algorithm, picosatellite Colombia I, attitude determination systemAbstract
The purpose of this document is to describe the design and simulation of an attitude determination system (ADS) for the CubeSat Colombia I picosatellite, based on an extended Kalman filter EKF [1,2]. In this development the propagation of the State of the system has been implemented through a Runge-Kutta procedure instead of traditional State Transition matrix method, improving predictions from the EKF filter without making direct measurements of angular velocity, it was obtained a reduced prediction time by incorporating a deterministic algorithm (the TRIAD algorithm) within the EKF. The results validated through simulation are those shown in this article.
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