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Development, Analysis, and Qualification of a Hinge and HDRM Assembly for Small Satellite Deployable Probes
Small satellites commonly utilize deployable systems to expand their space environment sensing and power generation capabilities. Sensing the space environment is required for certain missions, as it provides information about space weather events such as scintillation and solar flares. To accuratel
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