Synchronized multiple spacecraft rotations

By J. Lawton, R. Beard. at - Automatisierungstechnik, 2002

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Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Computer Networks and Communications, Control and Systems Engineering

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Formation feedback control for multiple spacecraft via virtual structures (2004, background): “In the behavioural approach [2, 15–17], the control action for each agent is defined by a weighted average of the control corresponding to each desired behaviour for the agent.”
Attitude Synchronization of a Group of Spacecraft Without Velocity Measurements (2009, methodology): “Following a similar procedure as in [ 13 ] and [1], and using (4) and (A1), we can write (A5) in matrix form, using the Kronecker product ,a s”
A survey of spacecraft formation flying guidance and control. Part II: control (2004, background): “[56] extends the concept of coupled dynamics to rotational motion using rate feedback and passivity based controllers.”
A survey of consensus problems in multi-agent coordination (2005, background): “In [36], formation control laws are presented for maintaining attitude alignment among a group of spacecraft, where the attitude of each spacecraft is synchronized with its two adjacent neighbors via a bi-directional communication topology.”
Information consensus in multivehicle cooperative control (2007, background): “Consensus algorithms have applications in rendezvous [2]–[4], formation control [5]–[9], flocking [10]–[16], attitude alignment [17]–[19], and sensor networks [20]–[23].”
Decentralized Scheme for Spacecraft Formation Flying via the Virtual Structure Approach (2004, methodology): “The second objective is to synchronize each instantiation »i. Following the idea introduced in [7, 8 ], where behavior-based strategies are used to realize goal seeking and formation keeping for each agent, we apply behavior-based strategies to synchronize the coordination vector instantiation duri”
Application of Synchronization to Formation Flying Spacecraft: Lagrangian Approach (2008, background): “[ 19 ], but individual spacecraft are synchronized to a constant state, thus not permitting an arbitrary reference trajectory.”
A connectivity-preserving flocking algorithm for multi-agent systems based only on position measurements (2009, methodology): “We modify the passivity approach in Lizarralde and Wen ( 1996 ); Lawton and Beard ( 2002 ); Ren ( 2007 ) and use it for the proposed flocking algorithm to produce an output vector, which can replace the roles of the velocity.”
Leader-follower cooperative attitude control of multiple rigid bodies (2008, background): “Cooperative control of multiple rigid bodies has been addressed recently by many authors, notably [7], [20], [8],[9].”