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4 books on Space Electronics [PDF]
November 04, 2024 | 29 |
These books are covering radiation-hardened electronics, power management systems, data processing, electronic shielding, spacecraft communication systems, sensor integration and reliability testing for space environments.
1. Wireless Sensor Systems for Extreme Environments
2017 by Habib F. Rashvand, Ali Abedi
"Wireless Sensor Systems for Extreme Environments" is a comprehensive volume that uniquely delves into the applications of wireless sensor systems in challenging settings such as outer space, underwater, underground, and extreme industrial environments. Addressing the complex issues and conditions encountered in these diverse settings, the book explores the distinctive aspects of designs and solutions tailored to overcome challenges in each environment. It sheds light on the connections, similarities, and differences between the problems and solutions across these varied contexts. With the increasing integration of wireless sensor technology into fields like health, safety, manufacturing, space, environmental monitoring, smart cities, robotics, surveillance, and agriculture, this book serves as a pioneering reference. It is the first of its kind to consolidate the unique aspects of wireless sensor system design, development, and deployment in extreme environments, offering insights into potential synergies among them. The book is organized into five parts, covering generic solutions, space applications, underwater and submerged solutions, underground and confined environments, and industrial solutions. Aimed at researchers, post-graduate students, engineers, and scientists involved in designing operational and environmental control systems, emergency response systems, and situational awareness systems for unconventional environments, this book provides valuable guidance in this burgeoning field.
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2. Space Electronic Reconnaissance: Localization Theories and Methods
2014 by Fucheng Guo, Yun Fan, Yiyu Zhou, Caigen Xhou, Qiang Li
"Space Electronic Reconnaissance: Localization Theories and Methods" delves into the theories and practical applications involved in determining the precise position of objects in space through satellite technology. Recognizing the growing significance of space reconnaissance, the book addresses the challenges of accessing information on this topic due to its classified nature. Aimed at bridging this knowledge gap, the book elucidates the diverse applications and fundamental principles of modern space electronic reconnaissance systems. Covering mono/multi-satellite platforms, it explores their critical role in detecting, localizing, tracking, and identifying signal sources from radar, communication, or navigation systems. The book introduces the localization technology, utilizing single or multiple satellite receivers to receive signals from various emitters on the ground, in the ocean, and in space, pinpointing their locations. It discusses methods, principles, and technologies of different space electronic reconnaissance localization systems, accompanied by performance assessments and analytical insights. Digital simulations are included to illustrate the outcomes. With a focus on defense industry applications, the book is particularly valuable for engineers specializing in avionics, radar, communication, navigation, and electronic warfare. Individual chapters cover diverse aspects such as the introduction of space electronic reconnaissance localization technology, satellite orbit knowledge, passive localization terminology, geolocation technologies, tracking algorithms, error analyses, and orbit determinations. Each chapter concludes with a section featuring problems and solutions, some incorporating Matlab code.
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3. Spacecraft Systems Engineering
2011 by Peter Fortescue, Graham Swinerd, John Stark
In its fourth edition, the acclaimed title "Spacecraft Systems Engineering" delivers a comprehensive exploration of spacecraft design and the execution of space missions across diverse applications and scientific fields. Authored by recognized experts in each chapter, this edition has been thoroughly updated, with significant revisions to chapters on the Ground Segment, Product Assurance, and Spacecraft System Engineering. A new chapter on Assembly, Integration, and Verification fills a previous gap. The book spans from 'front-end system-level issues,' encompassing environment, mission analysis, and system engineering, to a detailed examination of subsystem elements—fundamental to spacecraft design. Covering mechanical, electrical, thermal, propulsion, and control aspects, the quantitative treatment is enriched by a focus on element interactions crucial to the spacecraft design process. Widely adopted in global courses, this resource is highly regarded by students, researchers, and engineers in the space engineering domain. It serves as a valuable reference for system and subsystem engineers, spacecraft equipment designers, operators, space scientists, and professionals in related sectors, such as space insurance. In essence, "Spacecraft Systems Engineering" stands as an exceptional asset for aerospace engineering students and individuals engaged in the technical aspects of space sector design and engineering.
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4. Elements of Space Technology for Aerospace Engineers
1999 by Rudolph X. Meyer
"Elements of Space Technology for Aerospace Engineers" is crafted for an introductory course in space technology, targeting senior or graduate-level aerospace engineering students and professional engineers aiming for a comprehensive grasp of the aerospace facets of space systems. The focus of this book lies in elucidating the primary physics and engineering fundamentals essential for comprehending and crafting space-based systems. Notably, it omits the fundamentals of spacecraft electronics, as these are commonly addressed in various systems and electronics books and are typically part of subsequent courses.
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1. Wireless Sensor Systems for Extreme Environments
2017 by Habib F. Rashvand, Ali Abedi
"Wireless Sensor Systems for Extreme Environments" is a comprehensive volume that uniquely delves into the applications of wireless sensor systems in challenging settings such as outer space, underwater, underground, and extreme industrial environments. Addressing the complex issues and conditions encountered in these diverse settings, the book explores the distinctive aspects of designs and solutions tailored to overcome challenges in each environment. It sheds light on the connections, similarities, and differences between the problems and solutions across these varied contexts. With the increasing integration of wireless sensor technology into fields like health, safety, manufacturing, space, environmental monitoring, smart cities, robotics, surveillance, and agriculture, this book serves as a pioneering reference. It is the first of its kind to consolidate the unique aspects of wireless sensor system design, development, and deployment in extreme environments, offering insights into potential synergies among them. The book is organized into five parts, covering generic solutions, space applications, underwater and submerged solutions, underground and confined environments, and industrial solutions. Aimed at researchers, post-graduate students, engineers, and scientists involved in designing operational and environmental control systems, emergency response systems, and situational awareness systems for unconventional environments, this book provides valuable guidance in this burgeoning field.
Download PDF
2. Space Electronic Reconnaissance: Localization Theories and Methods
2014 by Fucheng Guo, Yun Fan, Yiyu Zhou, Caigen Xhou, Qiang Li
"Space Electronic Reconnaissance: Localization Theories and Methods" delves into the theories and practical applications involved in determining the precise position of objects in space through satellite technology. Recognizing the growing significance of space reconnaissance, the book addresses the challenges of accessing information on this topic due to its classified nature. Aimed at bridging this knowledge gap, the book elucidates the diverse applications and fundamental principles of modern space electronic reconnaissance systems. Covering mono/multi-satellite platforms, it explores their critical role in detecting, localizing, tracking, and identifying signal sources from radar, communication, or navigation systems. The book introduces the localization technology, utilizing single or multiple satellite receivers to receive signals from various emitters on the ground, in the ocean, and in space, pinpointing their locations. It discusses methods, principles, and technologies of different space electronic reconnaissance localization systems, accompanied by performance assessments and analytical insights. Digital simulations are included to illustrate the outcomes. With a focus on defense industry applications, the book is particularly valuable for engineers specializing in avionics, radar, communication, navigation, and electronic warfare. Individual chapters cover diverse aspects such as the introduction of space electronic reconnaissance localization technology, satellite orbit knowledge, passive localization terminology, geolocation technologies, tracking algorithms, error analyses, and orbit determinations. Each chapter concludes with a section featuring problems and solutions, some incorporating Matlab code.
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3. Spacecraft Systems Engineering
2011 by Peter Fortescue, Graham Swinerd, John Stark
In its fourth edition, the acclaimed title "Spacecraft Systems Engineering" delivers a comprehensive exploration of spacecraft design and the execution of space missions across diverse applications and scientific fields. Authored by recognized experts in each chapter, this edition has been thoroughly updated, with significant revisions to chapters on the Ground Segment, Product Assurance, and Spacecraft System Engineering. A new chapter on Assembly, Integration, and Verification fills a previous gap. The book spans from 'front-end system-level issues,' encompassing environment, mission analysis, and system engineering, to a detailed examination of subsystem elements—fundamental to spacecraft design. Covering mechanical, electrical, thermal, propulsion, and control aspects, the quantitative treatment is enriched by a focus on element interactions crucial to the spacecraft design process. Widely adopted in global courses, this resource is highly regarded by students, researchers, and engineers in the space engineering domain. It serves as a valuable reference for system and subsystem engineers, spacecraft equipment designers, operators, space scientists, and professionals in related sectors, such as space insurance. In essence, "Spacecraft Systems Engineering" stands as an exceptional asset for aerospace engineering students and individuals engaged in the technical aspects of space sector design and engineering.
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4. Elements of Space Technology for Aerospace Engineers
1999 by Rudolph X. Meyer
"Elements of Space Technology for Aerospace Engineers" is crafted for an introductory course in space technology, targeting senior or graduate-level aerospace engineering students and professional engineers aiming for a comprehensive grasp of the aerospace facets of space systems. The focus of this book lies in elucidating the primary physics and engineering fundamentals essential for comprehending and crafting space-based systems. Notably, it omits the fundamentals of spacecraft electronics, as these are commonly addressed in various systems and electronics books and are typically part of subsequent courses.
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