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Pterodactyl: Development and comparison of control architectures for a mechanically deployed entry vehicle

Okolo et al., 2020

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65436680405109821
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Okolo W
Margolis B
D'Souza S
Barton J
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AIAA SciTech 2020 Forum

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The NASA-funded Pterodactyl project seeks to advance the current state-of-the-art for entry vehicles by developing novel guidance and control technologies for Deployable Entry Vehicles (DEVs) that can be applied to various entry vehicle configurations. This paper …
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