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May 11, 2026Electronics Letters0 citationsOpen Access

Solar Radiation Pressure Identification for Drag‐Free Satellites via Robust Temporal Feature Fusion

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MGMing GuoQWQineng WangYFYidi Fan

Key Points

  • This research aims to improve the identification of solar radiation pressure for satellites involved in gravitational wave detection.
  • Proposed a robust identification framework incorporating deep multi-period feature extraction and density-based outlier rejection.
  • Validated using a synthetic dataset from a gravitational wave spacecraft flight simulation.
  • Achieved optimal observation window for analysis.
  • Achieved a vector identification error of 1.63%.
  • Demonstrated superior performance under various environmental variations and system noise conditions.

Abstract

ABSTRACT Precise on‐orbit identification of solar radiation pressure is essential for space‐based gravitational wave detection spacecraft to enter science mode and achieve mission objectives. However, separating subtle environmental variations from non‐stationary system noise remains challenging. This letter proposes a robust identification framework that integrates deep multi‐period feature extraction with density‐based outlier rejection. Validated using a dataset generated by a high‐fidelity gravitational wave spacecraft formation flight simulation system, the proposed method achieves a vector identification error of 1.63% under an optimal observation window of , demonstrating superior performance and robustness for drag‐free control applications.

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Guo et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0171ed3a9f334c28271f05https://doi.org/10.1049/ell2.70591
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