Fundamentals of Spacecraft Charging: Spacecraft Interactions with Space Plasmas
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Fundamentals of Spacecraft Charging: Spacecraft Interactions with S...
Book Details
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Publisher: Princeton University Press
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Author: Shu T. Lai
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ISBN: 9780691129471
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Pages: 272
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Cover: Hardcover
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Dimensions: 10.0 x 7.1 x 0.9 inches
About The Book
Spacecraft Charging by Shu T. Lai provides a detailed exploration into the various phenomena associated with spacecraft charging, offering essential insights for those working in the field of aerospace engineering and space science. The book covers a wide range of topics related to spacecraft charging, from basic principles to advanced applications, providing both theoretical and practical perspectives.
Key Features:
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Secondary and Backscattered Electrons: The book explains the behavior of secondary and backscattered electrons, which play a significant role in spacecraft charging.
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Spacecraft Charging in Maxwellian Plasmas: It covers the interaction of spacecraft with Maxwellian plasmas, a fundamental concept in understanding how spacecraft charge in space environments.
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Mitigation Techniques: The text explores various effective mitigation techniques to minimize the effects of charging, which can impact spacecraft functionality.
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Potential Wells and Barriers: It delves into the understanding of potential wells and barriers in spacecraft charging and their impact on spacecraft design and operation.
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Operational Anomalies: The book highlights the operational anomalies caused by spacecraft charging, such as electrostatic discharges and their impact on spacecraft systems.
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Meteors and Neutral Gas Release: The text also discusses the effects of meteors and the release of neutral gas on spacecraft charging, offering insights into how these factors can influence spacecraft behavior in space.
Target Audience
This book is primarily aimed at aerospace engineers, space scientists, and graduate students in the field of space science. It is an invaluable resource for those studying or researching spacecraft charging and the environmental challenges spacecraft face in orbit.
