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Robust Closed-loop Control Design for Spacecraft Slew Maneuver Using Thrusters

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dc.contributor Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
dc.creator Bang, H.
dc.creator Agrawal, B.N.
dc.date 2013-07-18T19:18:22Z
dc.date 2013-07-18T19:18:22Z
dc.date 1995
dc.date.accessioned 2022-05-19T00:13:00Z
dc.date.available 2022-05-19T00:13:00Z
dc.identifier Journal of Guidance, Control, and Dynamics, Vol. 18, No. 6, pp 1336-1344, 1995.
dc.identifier http://hdl.handle.net/10945/34501
dc.identifier.uri http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/CUHPOERS/55256
dc.description The article of record as published may be found at http://dx.doi.org/10.2514/3.21550
dc.description In this paper, a closed-loop switching function for on-off thruster firings is proposed to provide good attitude control performance in the presence of modeling errors for single-axis slew maneuver of a rigid spacecraft and to eliminate double-sided thruster firings. The size of a single-sided deadband in the switching function provides the capability of a tradeoff between maneuver time and fuel expenditure. The application of this switching function for the single-axis slew maneuvers of flexible spacecraft is also analyzed. The analytical simulations and experimental results demonstrate that the proposed switching function provides significant improvement in the slew maneuver performance. In this paper, a closed-loop switching function for on-off thruster firings is proposed to provide good attitude control performance in the presence of modeling errors for single-axis slew maneuver of a rigid spacecraft and to eliminate double-sided thruster firings. The size of a single-sided deadband in the switching function provides the capability of a tradeoff between maneuver time and fuel expenditure. The application of this switching function for the single-axis slew maneuvers of flexible spacecraft is also analyzed. The analytical simulations and experimental results demonstrate that the proposed switching function provides significant improvement in the slew maneuver performance. In this paper, a closed-loop switching function for on-off thruster firings is proposed to provide good attitude control performance in the presence of modeling errors for single-axis slew maneuver of a rigid spacecraft and to eliminate double-sided thruster firings. The size of a single-sided deadband in the switching function provides the capability of a tradeoff between maneuver time and fuel expenditure. The application of this switching function for the single-axis slew maneuvers of flexible spacecraft is also analyzed. The analytical simulations and experimental results demonstrate that the proposed switching function provides significant improvement in the slew maneuver performance. In this paper, a closed-loop switching function for on-off thruster firings is proposed to provide good attitude control performance in the presence of modeling errors for single-axis slew maneuver of a rigid spacecraft and to eliminate double-sided thruster firings. The size of a single-sided deadband in the switching function provides the capability of a tradeoff between maneuver time and fuel expenditure. The application of this switching function for the single-axis slew maneuvers of flexible spacecraft is also analyzed. The analytical simulations and experimental results demonstrate that the proposed switching function provides significant improvement in the slew maneuver performance. In this paper, a closed-loop switching function for on-off thruster firings is proposed to provide good attitude control performance in the presence of modeling errors for single-axis slew maneuver of a rigid spacecraft and to eliminate double-sided thruster firings. The size of a single-sided deadband in the switching function provides the capability of a tradeoff between maneuver time and fuel expenditure. The application of this switching function for the single-axis slew maneuvers of flexible spacecraft is also analyzed. The analytical simulations and experimental results demonstrate that the proposed switching function provides significant improvement in the slew maneuver performance.
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dc.title Robust Closed-loop Control Design for Spacecraft Slew Maneuver Using Thrusters


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