Passivity-Based Adaptive Internal Model Attitude Tracking Control of Uncertain Rigid Spacecraft
Liang Sun, Bing Zhu
Abstract
Liang Sun, Bing Zhu
Abstract
The problems of a spacecraft attitude tracking and disturbance rejection are considered. Attitude tracking dynamics are formulated with typical Euler-Lagrange form, and a nonlinear controller is designed by combining a passivity-based adaptive method with an internal model. The unknown constant disturbance and inertia uncertainties are estimated online by element-wise adaptive update laws, while the unknown periodic disturbance is compensated by the internal model. Asymptotic stability of the closed-loop system is proved in the Lyapunov framework. A numerical example is also given to validate the theoretical results of this work.
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The problems of a spacecraft attitude tracking and disturbance rejection are considered. Attitude tracking dynamics are formulated with typical Euler-Lagrange form, and a nonlinear controller is designed by combining a passivity-based adaptive method with an internal model. The unknown constant disturbance and inertia uncertainties are estimated online by element-wise adaptive update laws, while the unknown periodic disturbance is compensated by the internal model. Asymptotic stability of the closed-loop system is proved in the Lyapunov framework. A numerical example is also given to validate the theoretical results of this work.
Key concepts: Passivity, Spacecraft, Control theory (sociology), Attitude control, Tracking (education), Computer science, Internal model, Control engineering