Spacecraft control law design using Lyapunov-based adaptive controllers
Quang Lam, Robert Morgan
Abstract
Quang Lam, Robert Morgan
Abstract
A Lyapunov-based adaptive controller is proposed to perform on-orbit stabilization for spacecraft attitude control systems (ACS). The stability of the adaptive controller is guaranteed by minimizing the Lyapunov function of the error derived from the direct adaptive model-following scheme. A complete formulation of the adaptive controller scheme wherein various feedback stabilization techniques are examined is presented. Its robust performance when subjected to mass properties changes is verified by simulation.>
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A Lyapunov-based adaptive controller is proposed to perform on-orbit stabilization for spacecraft attitude control systems (ACS). The stability of the adaptive controller is guaranteed by minimizing the Lyapunov function of the error derived from the direct adaptive model-following scheme. A complete formulation of the adaptive controller scheme wherein various feedback stabilization techniques are examined is presented. Its robust performance when subjected to mass properties changes is verified by simulation.>
Key concepts: Lyapunov function, Control theory (sociology), Adaptive control, Spacecraft, Controller (irrigation), Attitude control, Lyapunov redesign, Computer science