Spacecraft experience thermal loading in orbit affects various systems onboard, including radios and associated antennas, which are a critical part of satellite operations. During this webinar, we’ll discuss the details of the Ansys solution and integration, focusing on Spacecraft Antenna Thermal Deformation.
Venue:
Virtual
Spacecraft experience thermal loading in orbit affects various systems onboard, including radios and associated antennas, which are a critical part of satellite operations. Essential aspects include telemetry, tracking, and control (TT&C), and frequently the primary function of the satellite mission (television, internet, military communications).
Due to thermal loading, the antenna shape can deform and may cause critical issues that could inhibit communications. However, you can digitally engineer a spacecraft using Ansys products and workflows to overcome the harsh thermal effects in orbit. We'll discuss the details of the Ansys solution and integration, focusing on Spacecraft Antenna Thermal Deformation.
Engineers who are interested in exploring spacecraft antenna thermal deformation and the solutions to digitally engineer a spacecraft to overcome the harsh thermal effects in orbit.
Eli Vidana and Doug Bell
