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Method for estimating additive fault size of executing agency of satellite attitude control system through second order Kalman filtering algorithm

A satellite attitude control and actuator technology, which is applied in general control systems, control/regulation systems, electrical testing/monitoring, etc.

Active Publication Date: 2013-09-18
哈尔滨工大卫星技术有限公司
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[0004] The present invention aims to solve the problem that the Kalman filter algorithm modeling in the existing satellite attitude control system cannot truly reflect the size of the fault caused by the flywheel, and proposes a method of using the second-order Kalman filter algorithm to estimate the acceleration of the actuator of the satellite attitude control system. Sexual fault size method

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[0018] Specific implementation mode 1: A method for estimating the additive fault size of the actuator of the satellite attitude control system by using the second-order Kalman filter algorithm

[0019] Follow these steps:

[0020] 1. Establish a discrete satellite attitude control system model according to the satellite attitude dynamic equation and kinematic equation;

[0021] 2. For the noise vector w in the discrete satellite attitude control system model k and v k Calibrate during actual operation;

[0022] 3. Establish the mathematical model of the discrete satellite attitude control system with the additive fault of the actuator;

[0023] 4. Analyze the output torque of the actuator and measure the white noise vector in the output torque of the actuator

[0024] 5. Transform the above model into the standard form of the second-order Kalman filter algorithm processing model, and use the second-order Kalman filter algorithm to estimate the size of the additive fault...

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[0030] Specific implementation mode two: this implementation mode is a further description of specific implementation mode one, and the specific process of step one is:

[0031] 1.1. Establish the state equation of the satellite attitude control system relative to the orbit coordinate system according to the satellite attitude dynamic equation and kinematic equation:

[0032] x · = Ax + Bu y = Cx ;

[0033] where x is the state vector of the state equation of the satellite attitude control system, is the derivative of the state vector of the satellite attitude control system state equation, u is the control input torque vector, y is the output vector; A, B and C are coe...

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[0037] Specific implementation mode three: this implementation mode is a further description of specific implementation mode one, and the specific process of step two is:

[0038] 2.1. Introducing a zero-mean white noise vector w into the discrete control system state equation k and v k , and satisfy: E{w k}=0, E{v k}=0, E{v k v j}=Rδ kj , where δ kj is the Kronecker symbol, E is the operation symbol for seeking expectation, and w k is the white noise of the system state vector at time k, v k is the white noise of the measurement vector at time k, w j is the white noise of the system state vector at time j, v j is the white noise of the measurement vector at time j, Q x is the white noise covariance matrix of the system state vector, and R is the white noise covariance matrix of the measurement vector;

[0039] 2.2. Through the actual operation to complete the w k and v k The calibration of these two white noises, according to the formula and E{v k v j}=Rδ...

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The invention relates to a method for estimating additive fault size of an executing agency of a satellite attitude control system through a second order Kalman filtering algorithm. The method for estimating the additive fault size of the executing agency of the satellite attitude control system through the second order Kalman filtering algorithm is achieved through the flowing steps of firstly, establishing a discrete control system model according to a kinetic equation and a kinematical equation; secondly, performing calibration on noise vectors wk and vk of the discrete control system model in an actual operational process; thirdly, establishing a discrete control system mathematical model which contains executing agency additive faults; fourthly, measuring a white noise vector wk<f> in the output torque of the executing agency; and fifth, estimating the additive fault sizes of the executing agency through the second order Kalman filtering algorithm. The method for estimating the additive fault size of the executing agency of the satellite attitude control system through the second order Kalman filtering algorithm can be applied to a spacecraft attitude control field and aims at solving the problem that the size of a flywheel generated fault cannot be really reflected in modeling through a Kalman filtering algorithm in the existing satellite attitude control system.

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technical field [0001] This patent relates to the technical field of spacecraft attitude control systems, in particular to a method for estimating the magnitude of additive faults in actuators of satellite attitude control systems using second-order Kalman filter algorithms. Background technique [0002] The flywheel of the actuator in the satellite attitude control system is a component that rotates mechanically for a long time, and it is a component that is prone to failure in the satellite attitude control system. Moreover, after the flywheel has been in operation for a long time, a large friction torque will be generated in the flywheel. This friction torque can cause a constant deviation between the output torque of the flywheel and the expected output torque. This deviation can have an impact on the control accuracy of the satellite attitude control system. Transistor failure in the flywheel of the actuator or failure caused by missing command failure can also cause th...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): G05B23/02G05B17/02
Inventor 陈雪芹李诚良王峰李冬柏耿云海
Owner 哈尔滨工大卫星技术有限公司
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