Adaptive Super Twisting Control of a Dual-rotor VTOL Flight System Under Model Uncertainties
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This paper addresses an adaptive super twisting control for a dual-rotor flight system subject to uncertainties. The system can perform vertical take-off and landing, roll and yaw movements. The dynamical model is described under the Euler-Lagrange approach, where a characterization of the thrust and the torque of the rotors is included. However, uncertainties such as friction and unmodeled dynamics remain. To overcome these problems, a class of adaptive sliding mode control is designed, which is robust to bounded uncertainties and external perturbations, offers reduced chattering, and not overestimate the control gain. Furthermore, the closed-loop stability is analyzed. Finally, simulation and experimental validation, and a comparison versus other standard control approaches illustrate the feasibility and usefulness of the proposed controller. © 2021, ICROS, KIEE and Springer.
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