The paper considers the issues of reconstruction of the power disturbing effect on the prototype of the small spacecraft "Aist". The measurements data of the components of the induction vector of the Earth's magnetic field by means of two three-component magnetometers were used for the reconstruction. The obtained results can be used to assess microaccelerations in the internal environment of small spacecraft, as well as to study their uncontrolled rotational motion.
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