
Existing stellar map simulators lack color temperature information, have complex system structures, and cannot independently control the color temperatures of stars. Therefore, this study developed an OLED-based semi-physical simulation method and a simulation algorithm for stellar maps with color temperature information to realize a semi-physical simulation of stellar maps close to the real situation in space. The study also aimed to independently control the color temperature of each star. The simulation effect of the stellar map with color temperature information was verified using four stellar maps. The developed simulator achieved independent and controllable color temperature information for each star in the stellar map.
semi-physical simulation, color temperature simulation, Chemical technology, star sensor, TP1-1185, stellar map, Article, color temperature deviation calibration
semi-physical simulation, color temperature simulation, Chemical technology, star sensor, TP1-1185, stellar map, Article, color temperature deviation calibration
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