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Precision Attitude Control for Satellites

RW(Reaction Wheel)

Reaction Wheels are essential components used to control the attitude of a satellite in space. By spinning a flywheel at high speed, they generate torque that precisely adjusts the satellite's orientation without consuming propellant.

01. High-precision attitude control

Provides stable and accurate pointing capability for satellites by controlling rotational motion through high-speed wheel acceleration and deceleration.

02. Reliable and simple structure

With a compact and mechanically simple design, reaction wheels offer high reliability and are widely used in low-agility or high-stability satellite missions.

CMG(Control Moment Gyro)

Control Moment Gyros use a wheel rotating at a constant speed mounted within a gimbal mechanism to control the attitude of a satellite. By tilting the spinning wheel, strong torque is generated, allowing rapid and efficient attitude adjustments.

01. High torque efficiency

Generates significantly higher output torque compared to reaction wheels with the same power consumption, enabling powerful attitude control.

02. Ideal for agile satellite missions

Commonly used in high-agility or large satellites that require fast and precise orientation maneuvers.

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High-Torque Attitude Control for Agile Satellites

What we offer

Advanced Momentum Actuator Technology for
Space Systems and Satellite Platforms

Momentum Space

Space Technology Company

Reaction Wheel Systems

High-precision reaction wheels for stable satellite attitude control.Optimized for small satellites and CubeSat missions requiring compact design and high reliability.
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Control Moment Gyro

High-torque actuators enabling rapid and precise satellite maneuvering.Ideal for agile spacecraft and large satellite platforms requiring powerful attitude control.
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Space Motor & Core Components

High-performance space motors and critical actuator components.Engineered for durability and reliable operation in harsh space environments.
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