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Cryothermal Measurements of Variable-Emittance Coatings with Lower Phase Transition Temperatures for Space Thermal Control
Space thermal control is critically important to ensure proper operation of on-board equipment in a regulated temperature range. Passive thermal control with variable-emittance coatings (VECs) could help save power consumption in a dynamically changing space thermal environment. Vanadium dioxide (VO
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