1986
DOI: 10.1016/0005-1098(86)90082-8
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Adaptive attitude control for large-angle slew manoeuvres

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“…Large slews make the system oscillate about the reference model, and the input signals (currents) saturate. To solve these problems, especially that of oscillation, it was necessary in [23] to use the concept of model updating [29] which is a complicated criterion and solving for it is time-consuming. Model updating replaces the state of the reference model with the actual state of the system at some points in time.…”
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“…Large slews make the system oscillate about the reference model, and the input signals (currents) saturate. To solve these problems, especially that of oscillation, it was necessary in [23] to use the concept of model updating [29] which is a complicated criterion and solving for it is time-consuming. Model updating replaces the state of the reference model with the actual state of the system at some points in time.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The model reference adaptive control system presented by [23], which uses Lyapunov function for stability assurance, was good only for small slews. Large slews make the system oscillate about the reference model, and the input signals (currents) saturate.…”
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“…Due to the Q-feedback controller's linear nature, it will not be minimum-time. Van der Bosch et al [11] presented an adaptive control method to track a linear reference model for an eigenaxis rotation. The rotation time was not minimised, but the reaction wheel constraints were considered.…”
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