Electromagnetic butting device for micro/nano satellites capable of rotating after being butted and butting method
A micro-nano satellite and docking device technology, applied in the aerospace field, can solve the problems of low power consumption and reliability of the docking device, immature micro docking device, etc., and achieve the effects of low power consumption, light weight and cost reduction.
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[0057] The present invention will be further elaborated below by describing a preferred specific embodiment in detail in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0058] like Figure 7 As shown, a micro-nano-satellite electromagnetic docking device that can be rotated after docking is installed on a micro-nano-satellite to guide two micro-nano-satellites to dock precisely, and mainly includes an active docking mechanism 24 and a passive docking mechanism 25 . One end of the active docking mechanism 24 is trumpet-shaped, with a permanent magnet synchronous motor 8 and a circle of active docking teeth 4 inside. The permanent magnet synchronous motor 8 is controlled by the active controller 9, and generates rotational torque during operation, driving the active docking gear 4 to rotate . The main body of the passive docking mechanism 25 is in the shape of a truncated cone, which coincides with the trumpet-shaped port of the active docking mechanism 24 , and a circle of passi...
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