Transactions of Nanjing University of Aeronautics & Astronautics
Helicopter Maneuver Trajectory Tracking Control Based on Implicit Model and LADRC
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Abstract:
To enhance the stability of helicopter maneuvers during task execution， a composite trajectory tracking controller design based on the implicit model （IM） and linear active disturbance rejection control （LADRC） is proposed. Initially， aerodynamic models of the main and tail rotor are created using the blade element theory and the uniform inflow assumption. Subsequently， a comprehensive flight dynamic model of the helicopter is established through fitting aerodynamic force fitting. Subsequently， for precise helicopter maneuvering， including the spiral， spiral up， and Ranversman maneuver， a regular trim is undertaken， followed by minor perturbation linearization at the trim point. Utilizing the linearized model， controllers are created for the IM attitude inner loop and LADRC position outer loop of the helicopter. Ultimately， a comparison is made between the maneuver trajectory tracking results of the IM-LADRC and the conventional proportional-integral-derivative （PID） control method is performed. Experimental results demonstrate that utilizing the post-trim minor perturbation linearized model in combination with the IM-LADRC method can achieve higher precision in tracking results， thus enhancing the accuracy of helicopter maneuver execution.
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This work was supported in part by the National Natural Science Foundation of China （No.12032012）；the Key Discipline Construction Project of Colleges and Universities in Jiangsu Province.
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V249.1
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