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1. Introduction Owing to the unique features of the space application environment, which set the space servo apart from comparable equipment on Earth, its design principles need to include small size, light weight, low power consumption, and high reliability. As a result, the control system was initially powered by a conventional reducer before progressively switching to the motor direct-driven load “near-zero transmission” [1,2].
1. Introduction The vastness of cosmic space is filled with all kinds of particles, including the solar wind, cosmic rays, and the Earth’s radiation belts, so various satellite platforms are exposed to space radiation.
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