西北工业大学学报
西北工業大學學報
서북공업대학학보
JOURNAL OF NORTHWESTERN POLYTECHNICAL UNIVERSITY
2013年
4期
590-595
,共6页
螺旋理论%螺旋对偶式%姿轨耦合%耦合控制
螺鏇理論%螺鏇對偶式%姿軌耦閤%耦閤控製
라선이론%라선대우식%자궤우합%우합공제
convergence of numerical methods%design%dynamics%feedforward control%mathematical models%MATLAB,orbits%spacecraft%stability%screw theory%orbit and attitude coupling model
应用螺旋理论对航天器相对轨道与姿态运动进行了研究。针对航天器相对运动过程中存在的姿态轨道耦合问题:基于刚体假设,推导建立了基于螺旋对偶式的航天器姿轨耦合相对运动模型;分析给出了航天器相对运动过程中姿态轨道的耦合效应;针对所建模型的强耦合、非线性特性,在控制律设计时采用了非线性前馈控制,最后进行了数值仿真,结果表明了该模型和控制律的有效性,可为工程应用提供参考。
應用螺鏇理論對航天器相對軌道與姿態運動進行瞭研究。針對航天器相對運動過程中存在的姿態軌道耦閤問題:基于剛體假設,推導建立瞭基于螺鏇對偶式的航天器姿軌耦閤相對運動模型;分析給齣瞭航天器相對運動過程中姿態軌道的耦閤效應;針對所建模型的彊耦閤、非線性特性,在控製律設計時採用瞭非線性前饋控製,最後進行瞭數值倣真,結果錶明瞭該模型和控製律的有效性,可為工程應用提供參攷。
응용라선이론대항천기상대궤도여자태운동진행료연구。침대항천기상대운동과정중존재적자태궤도우합문제:기우강체가설,추도건립료기우라선대우식적항천기자궤우합상대운동모형;분석급출료항천기상대운동과정중자태궤도적우합효응;침대소건모형적강우합、비선성특성,재공제률설계시채용료비선성전궤공제,최후진행료수치방진,결과표명료해모형화공제률적유효성,가위공정응용제공삼고。
Considering the strong coupling between the orbit and attitude of two spacecraft in relative motion , based on the assumption of rigid body dynamics and the screw theory , we deduce and establish their orbit and attitude coupling dynamics model and analyze the orbit and attitude coupling effect .Considering that the dynamics model is strongly coupled and nonlinear , we design its nonlinear feedforward control law , which has a good control precision and stability and is suitable for the short-distance and in-orbit operations that have time constrains .We simulate the effectiveness of the orbit and attitude coupling dynamics model and the nonlinear feedforward control law ;the simu-lation results, given in Fig.1 through 6, and their analysis show preliminarily that:(1) both the relative speed and angular speed of the two spacecraft converge to zero , there being no change in their relative position and attitude and the whole control process reaching the desired value within 200 seconds; ( 2 ) the orbit and attitude coupling model we thus designed can be used for spacecraft′s short-range randezvous and the nonlinear feedforward control law can satisfy the precision requirements for in-orbit operations .