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Incremental Nonlinear Dynamic Inversion (INDI) is effective at controlling nonlinear aircraft dynamics by inversion of the control effectiveness matrix, but relies on accurate and time-synchronized measurements of the control input and the state derivative. Hybrid INDI address this limitation by blending sensor measurements with model-based estimates, most commonly through Complementary Filtering. In this work, an Extended Kalman Filter (EKF) is proposed as an alternative angular acceleration estimation method within a Hybrid INDI attitude control framework. A real-time EKF is developed and integrated into the control architecture of a nonlinear aircraft model, and its performance is compared against a baseline Complementary Filter approach.
The parameters of both estimators are tuned using a robust multi-model optimization procedure that accounts for sensor noise, delay, and model-plant uncertainties. Simulation results under nominal and degraded conditions demonstrate that the EKF-based Hybrid INDI approach provides estimation performance comparable to that of the Complementary Filter, with improvements in scenarios of combined sensor noise and delay degradation. ...
The parameters of both estimators are tuned using a robust multi-model optimization procedure that accounts for sensor noise, delay, and model-plant uncertainties. Simulation results under nominal and degraded conditions demonstrate that the EKF-based Hybrid INDI approach provides estimation performance comparable to that of the Complementary Filter, with improvements in scenarios of combined sensor noise and delay degradation. ...
Incremental Nonlinear Dynamic Inversion (INDI) is effective at controlling nonlinear aircraft dynamics by inversion of the control effectiveness matrix, but relies on accurate and time-synchronized measurements of the control input and the state derivative. Hybrid INDI address this limitation by blending sensor measurements with model-based estimates, most commonly through Complementary Filtering. In this work, an Extended Kalman Filter (EKF) is proposed as an alternative angular acceleration estimation method within a Hybrid INDI attitude control framework. A real-time EKF is developed and integrated into the control architecture of a nonlinear aircraft model, and its performance is compared against a baseline Complementary Filter approach.
The parameters of both estimators are tuned using a robust multi-model optimization procedure that accounts for sensor noise, delay, and model-plant uncertainties. Simulation results under nominal and degraded conditions demonstrate that the EKF-based Hybrid INDI approach provides estimation performance comparable to that of the Complementary Filter, with improvements in scenarios of combined sensor noise and delay degradation.
The parameters of both estimators are tuned using a robust multi-model optimization procedure that accounts for sensor noise, delay, and model-plant uncertainties. Simulation results under nominal and degraded conditions demonstrate that the EKF-based Hybrid INDI approach provides estimation performance comparable to that of the Complementary Filter, with improvements in scenarios of combined sensor noise and delay degradation.
Bachelor thesis
(2023)
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M. Reinhard, J.J. de Groot, G. Martjanovs, S.C. Cheng, A. Baillet Bolivar, C.F. Capano, J. Candries, H.T. Weering, M. Rubaga, A. Minafra, S.J. Hulshoff, M. Desiderio, P.P. Pai Raikar