Vibration suppression effect of translational motion control for asymmetric flexible satellite

Tsutomu Nakamura, N. Bando, Sin-ichiro Sakai, H. Saito
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As a case of asymmetric satellite with flexible appendages, it is known that there exists coupled vibration between rotational motion and translational motion via flexible appendages which make satellite asymmetric. Hereby, when an asymmetric satellite rotates, elastic vibration excited by control input of rotational motion may, more or less, be transmitted to translational motion. Therefore, suppression of such an excited vibration of translational motion can, in turn, suppress the elastic vibration, and herewith attitude maneuver with little excitation of elastic modes can be expected. From the reason mentioned above, in this paper, we propose translational motion control system using proof-mass actuators and co-located accelerometers for asymmetric satellite. Then, translational motion control law with consideration of actuator saturation was studied. The proposed translational motion control system was verified through numerical simulations. Finally, feasibility of the proposed method was discussed.
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非对称柔性卫星平移运动控制的减振效果
以具有柔性附件的非对称卫星为例,已知通过柔性附件存在旋转运动和平移运动之间的耦合振动,使得卫星不对称。因此,当非对称卫星旋转时,由旋转运动的控制输入激发的弹性振动可能或多或少地传递给平移运动。因此,抑制平移运动的这种激励振动可以反过来抑制弹性振动,从而可以期望在很少的弹性模态激励下进行姿态机动。基于上述原因,本文提出了采用证明质量作动器和同位加速度计的非对称卫星平移运动控制系统。然后,研究了考虑致动器饱和的平移运动控制律。通过数值仿真验证了所提出的平移运动控制系统。最后,对该方法的可行性进行了讨论。
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