Bicheng Cai , Peiji Wang , Chengfei Yue , Yunhai Geng , Yong Zhao
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Abstract
This paper proposes an online Data-driven Integral Parameterized Predictive Control with Disturbance Compensation (DIP2C-DC) method to stabilize the attitude takeover system of a space combination after non-cooperative target capture. The combination is affected by systematic disturbances, and its dynamics parameters are unknown. The proposed DIP2C-DC consists of a Unified System Identification (USI) method and an Integral Parameterized Predictive Control (IP2C) method. The USI extends the Least Squares (LS) identification framework using Koopman operators, to address the challenges posed by the nonlinear nature of the attitude system and its exposure to systematic disturbances. The IP2C parameterizes the control input increment and calculates the control input by solving a Quadratic Programming (QP) problem, to reduce the degree of control input chattering caused by identification errors. The estimated disturbance is also considered in the cost function, providing the disturbance rejection ability. Simulations validate the effectiveness of DIP2C-DC.
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