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16 June 2023 Sliding mode attitude controller design for hypersonic aircraft based on dynamic inverse method and control parameters self-tuning
Cheng Zhihao, Wang Peng
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Proceedings Volume 12703, Sixth International Conference on Intelligent Computing, Communication, and Devices (ICCD 2023); 127032O (2023) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2682894
Event: Sixth International Conference on Intelligent Computing, Communication, and Devices (ICCD 2023), 2023, Hong Kong, China
Abstract
In order to study the sliding mode control method of hypersonic aircraft, the six-degree-of-freedom attitude motion model of hypersonic aircraft was established, and the corresponding linearization and decoupling model was obtained by using dynamic inverse method. On this basis, a sliding mode controller based on exponential approach rate is designed, and the controller is reconstructed by introducing the method of instruction parameterization, which greatly reduces the workload of control parameter tuning. In the end, Continuous Action Reinforcement Learning Automata (CARLA) is improved to optimize the new control parameters. Simulation shows that the algorithm can tune out a set of high-quality control parameters in 100 iterations, enabling the control system to quickly and accurately track a given instruction.
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Cheng Zhihao and Wang Peng "Sliding mode attitude controller design for hypersonic aircraft based on dynamic inverse method and control parameters self-tuning", Proc. SPIE 12703, Sixth International Conference on Intelligent Computing, Communication, and Devices (ICCD 2023), 127032O (16 June 2023); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2682894
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KEYWORDS
Control systems

Motion models

Design and modelling

Control systems design

Angular velocity

Complex systems

Computer simulations

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