Abstract for Low Cost/High Reliability Rotary Actuator for Space Satellites

Honeywell is nearing completion of the development program for the antenna positioning rotary actuators to be used on the Iridium® Space Vehicle. The program's goal has been to develop and qualify, within a relatively short period of time, a set of low cost, high performance and highly reliable rotary actuators which can be produced efficiently in large quantities. These actuators will be utilized to point communication antennas but could also be used to point cameras or tum and position solar arrays.

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Planta Medica
Published
2025-08-27
DOI
https://doi.org/10.26077/zevm-gf64
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Spacecraft Design and Technology
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Abstract for Low Cost/High Reliability Rotary Actuator for Space Satellites

Dave Koehler
Planta Medica
Spacecraft Design and Technology
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Abstract for Low Cost/High Reliability Rotary Actuator for Space Satellites

Dave Koehler
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Abstract

Honeywell is nearing completion of the development program for the antenna positioning rotary actuators to be used on the Iridium® Space Vehicle. The program's goal has been to develop and qualify, within a relatively short period of time, a set of low cost, high performance and highly reliable rotary actuators which can be produced efficiently in large quantities. These actuators will be utilized to point communication antennas but could also be used to point cameras or tum and position solar arrays.

Planta MedicaVol. 60(5)
Honeywell (United States) (US)
Affordable and clean energy
Spacecraft Design and Technology
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