Extended state filter‐based velocity‐free finite‐time attitude control of spacecraft
This brief presents a finite‐time output feedback control scheme for the velocity‐free attitude stabilization of rigid spacecraft under inertia uncertainties and disturbances. Note that either the finite‐time velocity observer or the finite‐time extended state observer contains the control torques,...
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description | This brief presents a finite‐time output feedback control scheme for the velocity‐free attitude stabilization of rigid spacecraft under inertia uncertainties and disturbances. Note that either the finite‐time velocity observer or the finite‐time extended state observer contains the control torques, which makes the transient performance of the observer‐based output feedback control difficult to be regulated. Alternatively, the filter‐based output feedback control can overcome such problem naturally since the finite‐time velocity filter does not involve the control torques in its structure. Different from the existing finite‐time velocity filters, a finite‐time extended state filter is introduced in this work to estimate the pseudo angular velocity and total uncertain item simultaneously. Then, the developed controller is synthesized based on the recovered information, which does not require the angular velocity for feedback and has the excellent uncertainty and disturbance compensation capability. The global finite‐time stability of the resultant closed‐loop system is evaluated through the Lyapunov direct methodology and homogeneous system theory. Lastly, comparative simulations are carried out to examine the efficiency and superiority of the presented control scheme. |
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