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[ CourseWikia.com ] Introduction To Orbital Mechanics For Engineering Students
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Last updated 5/2020
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.59 GB | Duration: 5h 55m
All The Basics of Elliptical Orbits
What you'll learn
Two-body relative motion equation and polar coordinates
Trajectory equation
Kepler's laws & Kepler's equation
Elliptical & circular orbits
Orbital elements
Conversion of position and velocity vectors to orbital elements
Conversion of orbital elements to position and velocity vectors
Requirements
Calculus
Cross and Dot Products
Algebra
Knowledge of basic physics concepts like acceleration, velocity, force
Description
This course covers material typically found in the first half of a university-level Orbital Mechanics or Astrodynamics course. You'll learn all the fundamentals of elliptical orbits. We'll go through and derive equations like the trajectory equation, Kepler's equation and more. Once you finish this course you'll be able to determine the position and velocity of orbiting bodies, understand the 6 orbital elements, apply Newton's root-finding method to Kepler's equation and much more!Topics we'll coverRelative 2-body equationAngular momentumPolar coordinates and energyTrajectory equationElliptical orbitsKepler's lawsKepler's equationNewton's root finding methodOrbital elementsConversion from position and velocity vectors to orbital elementsConversion from orbital elements to position and velocity vectors
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