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Princeton Satellite Systems

Tag: MATLAB

  • Aerospace Engineering Winter Internship

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    Will Huang
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    I worked on two projects during my winter internship at Princeton Satellite Systems: a two-stage-to-orbit (TSTO) launch vehicle design proposal related to the NASA Space Launch System (SLS) and a satellite conjunction maneuver demo. These both used the Spacecraft Control Toolbox for MATLAB. One of the main ideas behind the TSTO launch vehicle project is…

  • Why Use Princeton Satellite Systems’ MATLAB Toolboxes?

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    Michael Paluszek
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    Almost all aerospace organizations have extensive libraries of software for simulation, design and analysis. Why then should they use our MATLAB toolboxes? I’ve been working in the aerospace business since 1979. My experience includes: The Space Shuttle Orbiter Dynamics Analysis The GPS IIR control system design The Inmarsat 3 control system design The GGS Polar…

  • SCT Seminar – Sheffield UK

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    Amanda Knutson
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    Yosef and Amanda are giving a seminar on our Spacecraft Control Toolbox in Sheffield, England on October 1, 2013. This event has been arranged through our UK distributors, MeadoTech Ltd. A big thank you goes out to Dr. Mohamed Mahmoud and Ruth Jenkinson! Check out what our MATLAB toolboxes have to offer! Core Control Toolbox…

  • PSS MATLAB Toolbox Tutorial Videos

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    Amanda Knutson
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    Over the summer we worked on developing some videos to help customers get started using our MATLAB products. Our MIT intern, James Slonaker, did a fabulous job! Come check out our Toolbox Tutorial Videos on our YouTube Channel! http://www.youtube.com/user/PSSToolboxVideos. If you have any feedback or suggestions for future content, please contact us at info@test.psatellite.com.

  • Next Stop….Enceladus!

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    Amanda Knutson
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    In October of 1997, the Cassini spacecraft launched on a mission to explore the depths of the Saturnian system. After traveling over 3.5 billion km, the orbiter set out to discover more about the composition and features of Saturn, study its rings and satellites, and investigate the magnetic environment. Flash forward to 2013, Cassini is…