Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
1718269 Aerospace Science and Technology 2013 10 Pages PDF
Abstract

In this paper, two controllers are presented for commanded departure of an aircraft into spin. The first controller is designed based on the information obtained from the bifurcation analysis results of the aircraft model and trial and error simulation experiments. The second controller is a nonlinear sliding mode controller also designed using bifurcation analysis results of the aircraft as reference maps. The sliding mode controller design problem is formulated as a trajectory tracking problem, where, the reference trajectory to be tracked is defined by spin simulation. Initial conditions are level-flight trim states, computed using extended bifurcation analysis and final states are stable, steady and flat oscillatory spin states.

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