Abstract
The nonlinear stability of cable-connected satellites in equatorial orbit is crucial for maintaining their operational efficiency and extending their mission duration. This literature review aims to investigate the combined effects of solar radiation pressure and Earth’s magnetic field on the nonlinear stability of cable-connected satellites. We examine the current state of research on the dynamics of cable-connected satellites under the influence of solar radiation pressure and Earth’s magnetic field, focusing on nonlinear stability analysis. The review highlights the key findings, methodologies, and challenges in this research area. Our analysis reveals that the combined effects of solar radiation pressure and Earth’s magnetic field can significantly impact the nonlinear stability of cable-connected satellites, leading to complex dynamics and potential instability. The review identifies areas for future research, emphasizing the need for advanced modeling and simulation techniques to accurately predict and mitigate the effects of these environmental factors on cable-connected satellite systems. This comprehensive review provides a valuable resource for researchers and engineers working on the design and operation of cable-connected satellites in equatorial orbit.
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