Nonlinear dynamic inversion(NDI)has been applied to the control law design of quad-rotors mainly thanks to its good robustness and simplicity of parameter tuning.However,the weakness of relying on accurate model great...Nonlinear dynamic inversion(NDI)has been applied to the control law design of quad-rotors mainly thanks to its good robustness and simplicity of parameter tuning.However,the weakness of relying on accurate model greatly restrains its application on quad-rotors,especially nano quad-rotors(NQRs).NQRs are easy to be influenced by uncertainties such as model uncertainties(mainly from complicated aerodynamic interferences,strong coupling in roll-pitch-yaw channels and inaccurate aerodynamic prediction of rotors)and external uncertainties(mainly from winds or gusts),particularly persistent ones.Therefore,developing accurate model for altitude and attitude control of NQRs is difficult.To solve this problem,in this paper,an improved nonlinear dynamic inversion(INDI)method is developed,which can reject the above-mentioned uncertainties by estimating them and then counteracting in real time using linear extended state observer(LESO).Comparison with the traditional NDI(TNDI)method was carried out numerically,and the results show that,in coping with persistent uncertainties,the INDI-based method presents significant superiority.展开更多
In this study we mainly focus on the attitude control problem of a quad tilt rotor aircraft with respect to unknown external disturbance. We propose a class of control methods based on a novel logarithmic fast non sin...In this study we mainly focus on the attitude control problem of a quad tilt rotor aircraft with respect to unknown external disturbance. We propose a class of control methods based on a novel logarithmic fast non singular terminal sliding surface a new fast reaching law and extended state disturbance observer. A logarithmic non singular terminal sliding surface is used owing to its convergence in finite time and significant robustness. A fast reaching law with two order characteristics of the sliding mode is designed. This reaching law can be used reduce the convergence time of traditional reaching law. In addition the extended state disturbance observer is utilized for online estimation and to compensate for system disturbance. The simulation experiment results show that the control strategy proposed in this paper outperforms the traditional non singular fast sliding mode control.展开更多
The attitude control system of a flapping-wing flying robot plays an important role in the precise orientation and tracking of the robot.In this paper,the modeling of a bird-like micro flapping-wing system is introduc...The attitude control system of a flapping-wing flying robot plays an important role in the precise orientation and tracking of the robot.In this paper,the modeling of a bird-like micro flapping-wing system is introduced,and the design of a sliding mode controller based on an Extended State Observer(ESO)is described.The main design difficulties are the control law and the adaptive law for the attitude control system.To address this problem,a sliding mode adaptive extended state observer algorithm is proposed.Firstly,a new extended state approximation method is used to estimate the final output as a disturbance state.Then,a sliding mode observer with good robustness to the model approximation error and external disturbance is used to estimate the system state.Compared with traditional algorithms,this method is not only suitable for more general cases,but also effectively reduces the influence of the approximation error and interference.Next,the simulation and experiment example is given to illustrate the implementation process.The results show that the algorithm can effectively estimate the state of the attitude control system of the flapping-wing flying robot,and further guarantee the robustness of the model regarding error and external disturbance.展开更多
In this paper,the attitude stabilization of flexible spacecraft with umeasurable states and disturhances is adressed by an observer baced fuzay integal sliding modle control scheme.First,a Takagi-Sugeno fuxy modlel of...In this paper,the attitude stabilization of flexible spacecraft with umeasurable states and disturhances is adressed by an observer baced fuzay integal sliding modle control scheme.First,a Takagi-Sugeno fuxy modlel of flexible spacecraft is establisbed and an obeerver is propoeed based on this modeL The covengence conditions of the estimation errors are given by Lyapunow function and the gains of the observer are thus determinedl.Acoording to the obtained estimates,a novel fuxy slidling mode control strategy is designed to compensate the infuence of disturbance.F nally,an example of flexible spacecnaft is employed to venify the effectivenes of the propoeed obeerver and control law.展开更多
The role of the rocket attitude control system is to execute the required maneuvers for guidance and ensure the stability of the rocket's flight attitude. Attitude control technology has always been one of the key...The role of the rocket attitude control system is to execute the required maneuvers for guidance and ensure the stability of the rocket's flight attitude. Attitude control technology has always been one of the key technologies for ensuring the success of rocket flights and has been a core topic in carrier rocket technology research. The Gravity-1 solid carrier rocket is the first solid rocket bundled rocket developed by China, adopting a configuration with four boosters and a core stage bundled together. During the actual flight process, the four booster engines are ignited first, and then, in the event of insufficient control force from the boosters, the core stage engine is ignited to participate in control. To address thrust asynchrony during the descent of the four boosters, an Extended State Observer(ESO) is employed in the control scheme for this flight segment. This involves real-time estimation and compensation of attitude parameters during flight, identification of thrust asynchrony among the boosters, and simultaneous determination of whether the core stage engine is ignited to participate in control.Through six degrees of freedom simulation analysis and Y1 flight test validation, this method has been proven to be correct and feasible.展开更多
This paper deals with the problem of position and attitude tracking control for a rigid spacecraft.A fully actuated system(FAS)model for the six degree-of-freedom(6DOF)spacecraft motion is derived first from the state...This paper deals with the problem of position and attitude tracking control for a rigid spacecraft.A fully actuated system(FAS)model for the six degree-of-freedom(6DOF)spacecraft motion is derived first from the state-space model by variable elimination.Considering the uncertainties from external disturbance,unknown motion information,and uncertain inertia properties,an extended state observer(ESO)is designed to estimate the total disturbance.Then,a tracking controller based on FAS approach is designed,and this makes the closed-loop system a constant linear one with an arbitrarily assignable eigenstructure.The solution to the parameter matrices of the observer and controller is given subsequently.It is proved via the Lyapunov stability theory that the observer errors and tracking errors both converge into the neighborhood of the origin.Finally,numerical simulation demonstrates the effectiveness of the proposed controller.展开更多
This study presents an improved data-driven Model-Free Adaptive Control(MFAC)strategy for attitude stabilization of a partially constrained combined spacecraft with external disturbances and input saturation. First, a...This study presents an improved data-driven Model-Free Adaptive Control(MFAC)strategy for attitude stabilization of a partially constrained combined spacecraft with external disturbances and input saturation. First, a novel dynamic linearization data model for the partially constrained combined spacecraft with external disturbances is established. The generalized disturbances composed of external disturbances and dynamic linearization errors are then reconstructed by a Discrete Extended State Observer(DESO). With the dynamic linearization data model and reconstructed information, a DESO-MFAC strategy for the combined spacecraft is proposed based only on input and output data. Next, the input saturation is overcome by introducing an antiwindup compensator. Finally, numerical simulations are carried out to demonstrate the effectiveness and feasibility of the proposed controller when the dynamic properties of the partially constrained combined spacecraft are completely unknown.展开更多
基金supported by the Priority Academic Program Development of Jiangsu Higher Education Institutions(PAPD)the Advanced Research Project of Army Equipment Development(No.301020803)
文摘Nonlinear dynamic inversion(NDI)has been applied to the control law design of quad-rotors mainly thanks to its good robustness and simplicity of parameter tuning.However,the weakness of relying on accurate model greatly restrains its application on quad-rotors,especially nano quad-rotors(NQRs).NQRs are easy to be influenced by uncertainties such as model uncertainties(mainly from complicated aerodynamic interferences,strong coupling in roll-pitch-yaw channels and inaccurate aerodynamic prediction of rotors)and external uncertainties(mainly from winds or gusts),particularly persistent ones.Therefore,developing accurate model for altitude and attitude control of NQRs is difficult.To solve this problem,in this paper,an improved nonlinear dynamic inversion(INDI)method is developed,which can reject the above-mentioned uncertainties by estimating them and then counteracting in real time using linear extended state observer(LESO).Comparison with the traditional NDI(TNDI)method was carried out numerically,and the results show that,in coping with persistent uncertainties,the INDI-based method presents significant superiority.
文摘In this study we mainly focus on the attitude control problem of a quad tilt rotor aircraft with respect to unknown external disturbance. We propose a class of control methods based on a novel logarithmic fast non singular terminal sliding surface a new fast reaching law and extended state disturbance observer. A logarithmic non singular terminal sliding surface is used owing to its convergence in finite time and significant robustness. A fast reaching law with two order characteristics of the sliding mode is designed. This reaching law can be used reduce the convergence time of traditional reaching law. In addition the extended state disturbance observer is utilized for online estimation and to compensate for system disturbance. The simulation experiment results show that the control strategy proposed in this paper outperforms the traditional non singular fast sliding mode control.
基金the project of National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.61703390)Anhui Natural Science Foundation(Grant No.1808085QF193)+1 种基金Preresearch Union Fund of China Ministry of Education&PLA Equipment Development Department(Grant No.6141A02033616)Sichuan Gas Turbine Establishment of Aero Engine Corporation of China(Grant No.SHYS-2019-0004).The authors appreciate the comments and valuable suggestions of anonymous referees and editors for improving the quality of the manuscript.
文摘The attitude control system of a flapping-wing flying robot plays an important role in the precise orientation and tracking of the robot.In this paper,the modeling of a bird-like micro flapping-wing system is introduced,and the design of a sliding mode controller based on an Extended State Observer(ESO)is described.The main design difficulties are the control law and the adaptive law for the attitude control system.To address this problem,a sliding mode adaptive extended state observer algorithm is proposed.Firstly,a new extended state approximation method is used to estimate the final output as a disturbance state.Then,a sliding mode observer with good robustness to the model approximation error and external disturbance is used to estimate the system state.Compared with traditional algorithms,this method is not only suitable for more general cases,but also effectively reduces the influence of the approximation error and interference.Next,the simulation and experiment example is given to illustrate the implementation process.The results show that the algorithm can effectively estimate the state of the attitude control system of the flapping-wing flying robot,and further guarantee the robustness of the model regarding error and external disturbance.
基金supported in part by Shenzhen Science and Technology Program under Grant No.RCJC20210609104400005by the National Natural Science Foundation of China for Excellent Young Scholars under Grant 61822305.
文摘In this paper,the attitude stabilization of flexible spacecraft with umeasurable states and disturhances is adressed by an observer baced fuzay integal sliding modle control scheme.First,a Takagi-Sugeno fuxy modlel of flexible spacecraft is establisbed and an obeerver is propoeed based on this modeL The covengence conditions of the estimation errors are given by Lyapunow function and the gains of the observer are thus determinedl.Acoording to the obtained estimates,a novel fuxy slidling mode control strategy is designed to compensate the infuence of disturbance.F nally,an example of flexible spacecnaft is employed to venify the effectivenes of the propoeed obeerver and control law.
文摘The role of the rocket attitude control system is to execute the required maneuvers for guidance and ensure the stability of the rocket's flight attitude. Attitude control technology has always been one of the key technologies for ensuring the success of rocket flights and has been a core topic in carrier rocket technology research. The Gravity-1 solid carrier rocket is the first solid rocket bundled rocket developed by China, adopting a configuration with four boosters and a core stage bundled together. During the actual flight process, the four booster engines are ignited first, and then, in the event of insufficient control force from the boosters, the core stage engine is ignited to participate in control. To address thrust asynchrony during the descent of the four boosters, an Extended State Observer(ESO) is employed in the control scheme for this flight segment. This involves real-time estimation and compensation of attitude parameters during flight, identification of thrust asynchrony among the boosters, and simultaneous determination of whether the core stage engine is ignited to participate in control.Through six degrees of freedom simulation analysis and Y1 flight test validation, this method has been proven to be correct and feasible.
基金This research was partially supported by the Science Center Program of the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No.62188101the Major Program of the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos.61690210 and 61690212the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos.62103164 and 61703437.
文摘This paper deals with the problem of position and attitude tracking control for a rigid spacecraft.A fully actuated system(FAS)model for the six degree-of-freedom(6DOF)spacecraft motion is derived first from the state-space model by variable elimination.Considering the uncertainties from external disturbance,unknown motion information,and uncertain inertia properties,an extended state observer(ESO)is designed to estimate the total disturbance.Then,a tracking controller based on FAS approach is designed,and this makes the closed-loop system a constant linear one with an arbitrarily assignable eigenstructure.The solution to the parameter matrices of the observer and controller is given subsequently.It is proved via the Lyapunov stability theory that the observer errors and tracking errors both converge into the neighborhood of the origin.Finally,numerical simulation demonstrates the effectiveness of the proposed controller.
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.61603114,61673135)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities of China(No.HIT.NSRIF.201826)
文摘This study presents an improved data-driven Model-Free Adaptive Control(MFAC)strategy for attitude stabilization of a partially constrained combined spacecraft with external disturbances and input saturation. First, a novel dynamic linearization data model for the partially constrained combined spacecraft with external disturbances is established. The generalized disturbances composed of external disturbances and dynamic linearization errors are then reconstructed by a Discrete Extended State Observer(DESO). With the dynamic linearization data model and reconstructed information, a DESO-MFAC strategy for the combined spacecraft is proposed based only on input and output data. Next, the input saturation is overcome by introducing an antiwindup compensator. Finally, numerical simulations are carried out to demonstrate the effectiveness and feasibility of the proposed controller when the dynamic properties of the partially constrained combined spacecraft are completely unknown.