- A
reaction wheel (RW) is an
electric motor attached to a flywheel, which, when its
rotation speed is changed,
causes a counter-rotation proportionately...
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controlling the
orientation of a
mechanical system using gyroscope and
reaction wheel.
Flywheels are
typically made of
steel and
rotate on
conventional bearings;...
- fuel. In July 2012, one of Kepler's four
reaction wheels (
wheel 2) failed. On May 11, 2013, a
second wheel (
wheel 4) failed,
jeopardizing the continuation...
- m****,
large CMGs have
produced thousands of
newton meters of torque. A
reaction wheel of
similar capability would require megawatts of power. The most effective...
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rhombi are the
tiles of a rhombille.[citation needed] In
spacecraft reaction wheel layout, a
tetrahedral configuration of four
wheels is
commonly used...
- reel-to-reel
recorder and can
store ten
times more data. One of Hubble's four
Reaction Wheel ****emblies (RWA) -- part of the telescope's
Pointing Control Subsystem—was...
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exercise tool
Inertial measurement unit
Magnetometer Molecular gyroscope Reaction wheel Rifling Rigid body
dynamics Turn and bank
indicator Turn coordinator...
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process that can be used to
explain phenomena in
several disciplines Reaction wheel, a type of
flywheel used
primarily by
spacecraft for
attitude control...
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wheel was
designed to test
nerve reactions (sensitivity) as it
rolled systematically across the skin. A
Wartenberg wheel is
generally made of stainless...
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electromagnetic propulsion system, low-weight
antenna technology and a
commercial reaction wheel to
provide attitude control in orbit.
According to the
United States...
