Journal Article

·2018 OPEN ACCESS

Quaternion-Based Robust Satellite Attitude Tracking Control

Janset Daşdemir YTU

Balkan Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Abstract

In this paper, a
 nonlinear robust quaternion-based controller is developed to address the
 three-axis attitude tracking control problem of rigid spacecraft in presence of
 parametric uncertainties, unknown external disturbances and sensor noise. As a
 first step, a robust controller is designed that compensates parametric
 uncertainty and disturbance effects. The robust controller then reformulated to
 deal also with sensor noise. Singularity free unit quaternions are used to
 represent the attitude of the satellite in three-dimensional space. The
 Lyapunov-based stability analysis is applied to prove that a uniformly
 ultimately bounded tracking result is achieved. Simulation results are
 presented to illustrate the feasibility of the proposed control strategy. 

Keywords

Quaternion Control theory (sociology) Parametric statistics Attitude control Lyapunov function Controller (irrigation) Spacecraft Robust control Noise (video) Computer science Bounded function Nonlinear system Tracking (education) Lyapunov stability Control engineering Mathematics Engineering Control (management) Artificial intelligence Aerospace engineering Physics

Subject Areas

Adaptive Control of Nonlinear Systems ·Control and Systems Engineering ·Physical Sciences
Control and Dynamics of Mobile Robots ·Control and Systems Engineering ·Physical Sciences
Inertial Sensor and Navigation ·Aerospace Engineering ·Physical Sciences

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