Moment of Lorentz Forces Acting on an Artificial Earth Satellite with a Double Electric Layer

An artificial Earth satellite (AES) with a double electric layer in a circular Keplerian orbit is considered. The interaction of the AES with Earth’s magnetic field is analyzed. The moment of Lorentz forces acting on the AES is calculated. The calculated moment is compared with the corresponding moment acting on an AES with a single electric layer. Based on this comparison, a conclusion is made about the advantages of using a double electric layer over a single one in the electrodynamic attitude control system of AESs.

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Vestnik St Petersburg University Mathematics
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2025-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s1063454125700608
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Space Satellite Systems and Control
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Moment of Lorentz Forces Acting on an Artificial Earth Satellite with a Double Electric Layer

A. A. Tikhonov, K. G. Petrov
Vestnik St Petersburg University Mathematics
Space Satellite Systems and Control
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Moment of Lorentz Forces Acting on an Artificial Earth Satellite with a Double Electric Layer

A. A. Tikhonov, K. G. Petrov
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Abstract

An artificial Earth satellite (AES) with a double electric layer in a circular Keplerian orbit is considered. The interaction of the AES with Earth’s magnetic field is analyzed. The moment of Lorentz forces acting on the AES is calculated. The calculated moment is compared with the corresponding moment acting on an AES with a single electric layer. Based on this comparison, a conclusion is made about the advantages of using a double electric layer over a single one in the electrodynamic attitude control system of AESs.

Vestnik St Petersburg University MathematicsVol. 58(4)
St Petersburg University (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 19%
Space Satellite Systems and Control
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