Spacecraft.OrbitWizardGeoSynchSetup(Variable, Variable, Variable, Variable, Variable) Method

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Description

Initializes the state of a spacecraft with a geosynchronous orbit. The user specifies the desired Longitude at the Equator Crossing, Argument of Perigee, and True Anomaly. The Spacecraft's previous Inclination is maintained.

Timing Precision Mode

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Method Signature

Spacecraft.OrbitWizardGeoSynchSetup(	Variable epochAtEquator,
	Variable longitudeAtEquator,
	Variable eccentricity,
	Variable argumentOfPerigee,
	Variable trueAnomaly)

Arguments

epochAtEquator
Description:	Epoch at equator crossing.

longitudeAtEquator
Description:	Longitude of the equator crossing.
Valid Range:	-360 ≤ longitudeAtEquator ≤ 360

eccentricity
Description:	Eccentricity of the orbit.
Valid Range:	0 ≤ eccentricity ≤ 1

argumentOfPerigee
Description:	Argument of Perigee of the orbit.
Valid Range:	-360 ≤ argumentOfPerigee ≤ 360

trueAnomaly
Description:	True Anomaly of the orbit.
Valid Range:	-360 ≤ trueAnomaly ≤ 360

Return Value

Type:

number

Returns a 1 if the geosynchronous orbit was initialized successfully. Returns a 0 if orbit initialization failed.

Syntax

myVariable1 = mySpacecraft1.OrbitWizardGeoSynchSetup(myVariable2, myVariable3, myVariable4, myVariable5, myVariable6);