3320 東京工業大学 ARLISS Project 2002

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We participate in "A Rocket Launch for International Student Satellites" (ARLISS). Many Japanese and United States universities are joining in the project to design and develop small satellites called CanSat, which is called after 350ml can. The amateur rockets fly at about 12,000 feet altitude and then eject three CanSats into a 10-15 minute descent flight with each parachute. We operate the CanSats during the time of descent. We are now developing one CanSat, sized of 350ml can, and one OpenClass, sized of φ 150mm×250mm. Using CanSat, we will conduct turning flight experiment using shape memory alloy mechanism. Using OpenClass, we have two experiments. First, we will conduct a comeback experiment and control its flight direction with GPS navigation autonomously. Second, we will conduct a data relay experiment and a tracking experiment using Rover. In this paper, we will describe these three missions and subsystem designs of the CanSat and the OpenClass, and we will show the results of sub-orbit flight experiments.
社団法人日本機械学会の論文
2002-09-20