Rotorcraft control system design for uncertain vehicle dynamics using quantitative feedback theory
Rotorcraft control system design for uncertain vehicle dynamics using quantitative feedback theory
- Neue Suche nach: Hess, R. A.
- Neue Suche nach: Hess, R. A.
Quantitative Feedback Theory describes a frequency-domain technique for the design of multi-input, multi-output control systems which must meet time or frequency domain performance criteria when specified uncertainty exists in the linear description of the vehicle dynamics. This theory is applied to the design of the longitudinal flight control system for a linear model of the BO-105C rotorcraft. Uncertainty in the vehicle model is due to the variation in the vehicle dynamics over a range of airspeeds from 0-100 kts. For purposes of exposition, the vehicle description contains no rotor or actuator dynamics. The design example indicates the manner in which significant uncertainty exists in the vehicle model. The advantage of using a sequential loop closure technique to reduce the cost of feedback is demonstrated by example.
Dokumentinformationen
Rotorcraft control system design for uncertain vehicle dynamics using quantitative feedback theory
American Helicopter Society, Journal ; 39 , 2
1994-04-01
Sonstige
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Ähnliche Titel
Rotorcraft Control System Design for Uncertain Vehicle Dynamics Using Quantitative Feedback Theory
| Online Contents | 1994