Rotational Maneuver of nonlinear Uncertain Elastic Spacecraft
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
3-1988
Publication Title
IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems
Volume
24
First page number:
114
Last page number:
123
Abstract
The question of attitude control and elastic mode stabilization of a spacecraft (orbiter) with beam-tip-mass-type payloads is considered. A three-axis moment control law is derived to control the attitude of the spacecraft. The derivation of the control moments acting on the spacecraft does not require any information on the system dynamics. The control law includes a reference model and a dynamic compensator in the feedback path. For damping out the elastic motion excited by the slewing maneuver, an elastic mode stabilizer is designed. The stabilization is achieved by modal velocity feedback using force and torque actuators located at the payload end of the elastic beam. Collocated actuators and sensors provide robust stabilization. Simulation results are presented to show that rotational maneuvers and vibration stabilization can be accomplished in the closed-loop systems despite the presence of model uncertainty and disturbance torque in the system.
Keywords
Actuators; Attitude control; Control systems; Damping; Force feedback; Force sensors; Payloads; Robustness; Space vehicles; Torque
Disciplines
Aeronautical Vehicles | Aerospace Engineering | Electrical and Computer Engineering | Multi-Vehicle Systems and Air Traffic Control | Navigation, Guidance, Control and Dynamics | Power and Energy | Propulsion and Power | Signal Processing | Space Vehicles | Structures and Materials
Language
English
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Repository Citation
Singh, S. N.
(1988).
Rotational Maneuver of nonlinear Uncertain Elastic Spacecraft.
IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems, 24
114-123.