Author: Yu ShaohuaPublisher:
ISBN:
Category : Adaptive control systems
Languages : en
Pages : 38
Book Description
Adaptive Control of Large Space Structures (LSS)
Author: Yu ShaohuaPublisher:
ISBN:
Category : Adaptive control systems
Languages : en
Pages : 38
Book Description
Model Reference Adaptive Control in Large Space Structures
Author: Shin Ching LiangPublisher:
ISBN:
Category : Adaptive control systems
Languages : en
Pages : 196
Book Description
Adaptive Techniques for Control of Large Space Structures
Author: R. L. KosutPublisher:
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Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 141
Book Description
This report is a collection of published papers reporting on research supported by AFOSR. These papers deal primarily with theoretical aspects of adaptive control of systems which cannot be precisely modeled, e.g., unmodeled dynamics and disturbances. These latter characteristics are fundamental issues in adaptive (and nonadaptive) control design for large space structures (LSS). Some of the general topics covered include: LSS modeling and model error, decentralized control, robust adaptive control, global stability, local stability, and persistent excitation. Keywords include: Large space structures; adaptive control; robust control; equations.
Adaptive Control of Large Space Structures Using Recursive Lattice Filters Final Report
Author: Adaptive Control of Large Space Structures Using Recursive Lattice Filters
Author: G. L. GogliaAdaptive Control Techniques for Large Space Structures
Author: robert L. KosutPublisher:
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Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 94
Book Description
This report summarizes the research performed on adaptive control techniques for Large Space Structures (LSS). The research effort concentrated on two areas: (1) on-line robust design from identified models - what is referred to here as adaptive calibration; and (2) an analysis of slow-adaptation for adaptive control of LSS. The report summarizes the results obtained in theses areas and also includes Appendices which contain technical articles: (1) Adaptive Control of Large Space Structures; (2) Adaptive Control Via Finite Modeling and Robust Control; (3) On the use of the Method of Averaging for the Stability analysis of Adaptive Linear Control Systems; and (4) Conditions for the Convergence and Divergence of Parameter Adaptive Linear Systems. (JHD).
On Dynamic Model Reduction and Adaptive Control of Flexible Large Space Structures
Author: José María Gálvez MendizabalPublisher:
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Category : Astrodynamics
Languages : en
Pages : 376
Book Description
Adaptive Control of Large Space Structure (LSS).
Author: Yu ShaohuaStructural Dynamics and Control of Large Space Structures
Author: Adaptive Control of Large Space Structures
Author: Publisher:
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Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 41
Book Description
Preliminary results are presented for set estimation of uncertain nonlinear systems. Set estimation is a process in an adaptive robust control system which produces a set of models from the measured data. The set is then used in an on-line robust control design to implement a controller which is guaranteed to achieve performance goals for all members on the set. The scheme works whenever the actual system which produced the data is a member of the estimated set. The results of this report extend some previous work in linear set estimation to nonlinear systems. This report also summarizes an analysis of an adaptive nonlinear system using the method of averaging. The aim of adaptive control is to implement in real-time and on-line as many as possible of the design functions now performed off-line by the control engineer. Although it is easy to configure an adaptive system by connecting an estimator and control design rule, research is essential to identify the performance limitations of adaptive strategies for LSS control. The long range goal of this research program is to establish guidelines for selecting the appropriate strategy, to evaluate performance improvements over fixed-gain mechanizations, and to examine the architecture necessary to produce a practical hardware realization. The initial and continuing thrust, however, is to build a strong theoretical foundation without losing sight of the practical implementation issues.