Direct model reference adaptive control in large space structures using hyperstability Conference Paper

abstract

• A direct model reference adaptive control based on a reduced-order model for a large space structure is obtained. The hyperstability theory is used for stability analysis. This approach provides greater flexibility in choosing adaptive laws and avoids the shortcomings of Lyapunov's method. For improving the sensor and actuator noncollocated problem, the almost strict positive realness condition is established. The design and test of an adaptive controller are discussed

name of conference

• 1990 IEEE International Conference on Systems Engineering

authors

• Balas, Mark

published proceedings

• 1990 IEEE International Conference on Systems Engineering

author list (cited authors)

• S. -. Liang, .., & M. J. Balas.

complete list of authors

publication date

• January 1990

keywords

• Aerospace Control
• Almost Strict Positive Realness Condition
• Control System Analysis
• Control System Synthesis
• Direct Model Reference Adaptive Control
• Hyperstability
• Large Space Structures
• Large-scale Systems
• Model Reference Adaptive Control Systems
• Reduced-order Model
• STABILITY
• Sensor/actuator Noncollocation
• Stability Analysis

start page

• 70

end page

• 76