Robust Chattering-Free Finite Time Attitude Tracking Control with Input Saturation

This paper addresses the attitude tracking control problem of a rigid spacecraft in the presence of the modeling uncertainty,external disturbance,and saturated control input by designing two robust att计ude tracking controllers.The basic controller is formulated using an integral sliding mode surface which is continuous and provides an asymptotic convergence rate for the closed-loop system.In this case,only the external disturbance with the prior information is considered.Then,to provide a finite time convergence rate and further improve the robustness of the control system under the unknown system uncertainty containing both the modeling uncertainty and external disturbance,a novel integral terminal sliding mode surface(ITSMS)is designed and associated w计h the continuous adaptive control method.Besides,a command filter is utilized to deal with the immeasurability problem within the proposed ITSMS and an auxiliary system to counteract the input saturation problem.Digital simulations are presented to verify the effectiveness of the proposed controllers.

Fixed time integral sliding mode controller and its application to the suppression of chaotic oscillation in power system

Chattering phenomenon and singularity are still the main problems that hinder the practical application of sliding mode control. In this paper, a fixed time integral sliding mode controller is designed based on fixed time stability theory, which ensures precise convergence of the state variables of controlled system, and overcomes the drawback of convergence time growing unboundedly as the initial value increases in finite time controller. It makes the controlled system converge to the control objective within a fixed time bounded by a constant as the initial value grows, and convergence time can be changed by adjusting parameters of controllers properly. Compared with other fixed time controllers, the fixed time integral sliding mode controller proposed in this paper achieves chattering-free control, and integral expression is used to avoid singularity generated by derivation. Finally, the controller is used to stabilize four-order chaotic power system. The results demonstrate that the controller realizes the non-singular chattering-free control of chaotic oscillation in the power system and guarantees the fixed time convergence of state variables, which shows its higher superiority than other finite time controllers.

Research on hovering control scheme to non-circular orbit

An open-loop control system for hovering at any selected position on spacecraft orbit is first presented given that the satellite＇s engine provides continuous finite thrust. Actually, the hovering states are unstable considering perturbations and thrust errors, so a feedback sliding mode variable structure control, which is adaptive and chattering-free, is designed. Under this feedback control scheme, the high-frequency chattering phenomenon is avoided, while the system stays highly robust at the same time. Simulation results show that the feedback control thrusts are continuous and the steady-states error can be confmed to 10-4 m at the presence of uncertain perturbations. Finally, the feasibility of realizing hovering orbits is analyzed taking the ＂Moliya＂ and geosynchronous Earth orbit （GEO） satellites as examples.