A. Durán-Covarrubias , A. Arellano-Delgado , C. Cruz-Hernández , J.J. Cetina-Denis , R.M. López-Gutiérrez
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Spherical chaotic trajectory tracking and formation of unmanned aerial vehicles in master–slave configuration with intermediary system
This proposal addresses the problem of tracking spherical chaotic trajectories using quadcopters. The backstepping control is used to stabilizes and individually controls the quadcopters. Subsequently, using a master–slave configuration, dynamic coupling is used as an intermediary system in conjunction with backstepping control in order to achieve synchronization and formation of quadcopters. In addition, an anti-collision calculation is implemented to avoid possible collisions between the quadcopters. The chaotic trajectory to be followed is generated using a hybrid dynamic system with a chaotic attractor, which generates pseudo-random values allowing the creation of chaotic trajectories of sphere type. The proposed control, coupling and trajectory tracking schemes are implemented in MATLAB and Julia. Experiments are implemented where the results show that the quadcopters achieve synchronization and formation of the proposed spherical chaotic trajectories.
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