RelativeMotionUtilities.ConvertRelativePosition(Variable, Variable, Spacecraft, Array) Method

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Description

Returns the relative position converted into the outputSystem.

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Method Signature

RelativeMotionUtilities.ConvertRelativePosition(	Variable inputSystem,
	Variable outputSystem,
	Spacecraft referenceSC,
	Array position)

Arguments

inputSystem

Description:

The coordinate system from which to convert.

Valid Values:

Value	Label
0	ICRF
1	VNB
2	LVLH
3	BCS
4	Geodetic
5	UVW
6	RIC
7	LVC (Cylindrical)
8	RIC Cylindrical
9	RIC Spherical

outputSystem

Description:

The coordinate system to which to convert.

Valid Values:

Value	Label
0	ICRF
1	VNB
2	LVLH
3	BCS
4	Geodetic
5	UVW
6	RIC
7	LVC (Cylindrical)
8	RIC Cylindrical
9	RIC Spherical

referenceSC
Description:	The Spacecraft to which the reference state will be evaluated.

position
Description:	Array containing the relative position to convert in the inputSystem.
Required Size:	3

Return Value

Type:	Array of number (size = 3)
Units:	km

Returns the converted position.

Syntax

myArray1 = RelativeMotionUtilities.ConvertRelativePosition(myVariable1, myVariable2, mySpacecraft1, myArray2);