Robust command filtered adaptive backstepping control for a quadrotor aircraft (Q1629474)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6992118
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Robust command filtered adaptive backstepping control for a quadrotor aircraft
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6992118

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    Robust command filtered adaptive backstepping control for a quadrotor aircraft (English)
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    12 December 2018
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    Summary: This paper addresses a robust trajectory tracking controller for an underactuated quadrotor with external bounded disturbances and unknown inertia parameters. Different from most of the existing control algorithms, the proposed method does not adopt the dual-loop scheme in which the design is divided into position control and attitude control. Instead, command filter backstepping is employed to design the controller based on the integrated motion model such that the stability can be guaranteed strictly for the flight control system. Furthermore, adaptive compensation and robust compensation are introduced to deal with the uncertainty of the inertia parameters and the external bounded disturbances, respectively. Finally, a similar skew symmetric structure is chosen as the desired structure of the closed-loop system to facilitate the analysis of the stability of the integrated system. Stability and robust performance of the designed controller are verified by Lyapunov stability theorem. Simulations are provided to validate the proposed controller.
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    adaptive backstepping control
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    robust trajectory tracking controller
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    underactuated quadrotor
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    command filter backstepping
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    Lyapunov stability
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