The quaternion-based attitude control system with an augmented dynamic
Harry Septanto, Bambang Riyanto Trilaksono, Arief Syaichu-Rohman, Ridanto Eko Poetro, Adrianto Ravi Ibrahim
Abstract
Harry Septanto, Bambang Riyanto Trilaksono, Arief Syaichu-Rohman, Ridanto Eko Poetro, Adrianto Ravi Ibrahim
Abstract
Quaternion-based attitude determination system is considered since it can represent all physical attitudes, but not uniquely. An inappropriate quaternion-based control law would imply to a non-efficient control effort and difficulty in guaranteeing global stability. Many research efforts decide to add complexity in the controller by using jump-discontinuity function and/ or hybrid system. In contrast, this paper proposes a continuous quaternion-based attitude control system with an augmented dynamic that guaranteed to be able to regulate any physical state asymptotically. The effectiveness of the designed system is verified through simulations.
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Quaternion-based attitude determination system is considered since it can represent all physical attitudes, but not uniquely. An inappropriate quaternion-based control law would imply to a non-efficient control effort and difficulty in guaranteeing global stability. Many research efforts decide to add complexity in the controller by using jump-discontinuity function and/ or hybrid system. In contrast, this paper proposes a continuous quaternion-based attitude control system with an augmented dynamic that guaranteed to be able to regulate any physical state asymptotically. The effectiveness of the designed system is verified through simulations.
Key concepts: Quaternion, Control theory (sociology), Attitude control, Discontinuity (linguistics), Jump, Stability (learning theory), Computer science, Control (management)