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Micropropulsion for Small Spacecraft [Michael M. Micci and Andrew D. Ketsdever, 2000] (hardcover)
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978-1563474484
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Michael M. Micci and Andrew D. Ketsdever
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Detailed Description
477 pgs, 2000, AIAA ISBN 978-1563474484
A broad summary of micropropulsion systems. Includes summaries of micropropulsion options for spacecraft, systems design considerations, and detailed discussions of electrothermal, electrostatic, and electromagnetic thrusters and components.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Micropropulsion Options for the TechSat21 Space-Based Radar Flight
- University Micro-/Nanosatellite as a Micropropulsion Testbed
- Thruster Options for Microspacecraft: A Review and Evaluation of State-of-the-Art and Emergine Technologies
- System Considerations and Design Options for Microspacecraft Propulsion Systems
- Predicted Performance and Systems Analysis of the Free Molecule Micro-Resistojet
- Study of Very Low-Power Arcjects
- Low-Power Microwave Arcjet Testing: Plasma and Plume Diagnostics and Performance Evaluation
- Vaporizing Liquid Microthruster Concept: Preliminary Results of Initial Feasability Studies
- Fifty-Watt Hall Thruster for Microsatellites
- Development and Testing of a Low-Power Hall Thruster System
- Performance of Field Emission Cathodes in Xenon Electric Propulsion System Environments
- Electric Breakdown Characterisitcs of Silicon Dioxide Films for Use in Microfabricated Ion Engine Accelerator Grids
- Pulsed Plasma Thruster Performance for Microspacecraft Propulsion
- Pulsed Plasma Thrusters for Microsatellite Propulsion: Techniques for Optimization
- Laboratory Investigation of Pulsed Plasma Thrusters with Gas Valves
- Fabrication and Testing of Micron-Sized Cold-Gase Thrusters
- Micro-Isolation Valve Concept: Initial Results of a Feasibility Study
- Space-Charge-Limited Emission for Field Emission Cathodes for Electric Propulsion and Tether Applications
- Review and Applicability Assessment of MEMS-Based Microvalve Technologies for Microspacecraft Propulsion
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