Mars powered descent phase guidance design based on fixed-time stabilization technique
Mars powered descent phase guidance design based on fixed-time stabilization technique
This paper proposes a guidance scheme to achieve an autonomous precision landing on Mars and proposes a practical fixed-time stabilization theorem to analyze the robustness of the guidance. The proposed guidance is mainly based on the fixed-time stabilization method, and it can achieve the precision landing within a pre-defined time. This property enables the proposed guidance to outperform the finite-time stabilization technique which cannot handle uncertainties well and whose convergence time is dependent on initial states. Compared with the existing fixed-time stabilization theorem, the proposed practical fixed-time stabilization theorem can achieve a shorter convergence time and cope with unknown disturbances. When the Mars landing guidance is designed by this proposed theorem, the upper bound of the landing time and the maximum landing error subject to unknown disturbances can be calculated in advance. Theoretical proofs and Monte Carlo simulation results confirm the effectiveness of the proposed theorem and the proposed guidance. Furthermore, the efficacy of the proposed guidance with thrust limitations is also demonstrated by testing of 50 cases with a range of initial positions and velocities.
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Zhang, Yao
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Vepa, Ranjan
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Li, Guang
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Zeng, Tianyi
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1 August 2019
Zhang, Yao
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Vepa, Ranjan
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Li, Guang
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Zeng, Tianyi
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Zhang, Yao, Vepa, Ranjan, Li, Guang and Zeng, Tianyi
(2019)
Mars powered descent phase guidance design based on fixed-time stabilization technique.
IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems, 55 (4), .
(doi:10.1109/TAES.2018.2880051).
Abstract
This paper proposes a guidance scheme to achieve an autonomous precision landing on Mars and proposes a practical fixed-time stabilization theorem to analyze the robustness of the guidance. The proposed guidance is mainly based on the fixed-time stabilization method, and it can achieve the precision landing within a pre-defined time. This property enables the proposed guidance to outperform the finite-time stabilization technique which cannot handle uncertainties well and whose convergence time is dependent on initial states. Compared with the existing fixed-time stabilization theorem, the proposed practical fixed-time stabilization theorem can achieve a shorter convergence time and cope with unknown disturbances. When the Mars landing guidance is designed by this proposed theorem, the upper bound of the landing time and the maximum landing error subject to unknown disturbances can be calculated in advance. Theoretical proofs and Monte Carlo simulation results confirm the effectiveness of the proposed theorem and the proposed guidance. Furthermore, the efficacy of the proposed guidance with thrust limitations is also demonstrated by testing of 50 cases with a range of initial positions and velocities.
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Accepted/In Press date: 30 August 2017
Published date: 1 August 2019
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This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant 61174200, Grant 61304005, and Grant 61403103.
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