In this paper we design an autopilot in order to control the vertical, lateral, longitudinal and yaw attitude dynamic of an helicopter achieving a desired four degree of freedom trajectory. The references are assumed to be arbitrary signals with only some limitations in the higher order time derivatives imposed by functional controllability and actuator constraints. The nonlinear control law proposed succeeds in enforcing the desired trajectories robustly with respect to uncertainties characterizing the physical and aerodynamical parameters of the helicopter
This paper presents a new robust controller design approach to the yaw control of a small-scale heli...
Control of autonomous helicopters in the presence of environmental and system uncertain-ties is a ch...
Due to the inherent instabilities and nonlinearities of rotorcraft dynamics, its changing properties...
In this paper we design an autopilot in order to control the vertical, lateral, longitudinal and ya...
We consider the problem of controlling the vertical, lateral and longitudinal motion of a nonlinear ...
Abstract: The paper addresses the design of an autopilot for small scale helicopters to let the vert...
none2We consider the problem of controlling the vertical, lateral, longitudinal and yaw attitude m...
In this paper, we compare three different control methodologies for helicopter autopilot design: lin...
A new nonlinear control approach, which is applied to a miniature aerobatic helicopter through a mul...
Our research objective consists in developing a, model-based, automatic safety recovery system, for ...
A new nonlinear control approach, which is applied to a miniature aerobatic helicopter through a mul...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, 2001.Includ...
Abstract—We consider the problem of controlling the vertical motion of a nonlinear model of a helico...
Published in Journal of Guidance Control and Dynamics, Vol. 28, No. 3, May–June 2005.Presented as P...
The paper focuses on the design of a robust H-infinity attitude controller for an unmanned small-sca...
This paper presents a new robust controller design approach to the yaw control of a small-scale heli...
Control of autonomous helicopters in the presence of environmental and system uncertain-ties is a ch...
Due to the inherent instabilities and nonlinearities of rotorcraft dynamics, its changing properties...
In this paper we design an autopilot in order to control the vertical, lateral, longitudinal and ya...
We consider the problem of controlling the vertical, lateral and longitudinal motion of a nonlinear ...
Abstract: The paper addresses the design of an autopilot for small scale helicopters to let the vert...
none2We consider the problem of controlling the vertical, lateral, longitudinal and yaw attitude m...
In this paper, we compare three different control methodologies for helicopter autopilot design: lin...
A new nonlinear control approach, which is applied to a miniature aerobatic helicopter through a mul...
Our research objective consists in developing a, model-based, automatic safety recovery system, for ...
A new nonlinear control approach, which is applied to a miniature aerobatic helicopter through a mul...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, 2001.Includ...
Abstract—We consider the problem of controlling the vertical motion of a nonlinear model of a helico...
Published in Journal of Guidance Control and Dynamics, Vol. 28, No. 3, May–June 2005.Presented as P...
The paper focuses on the design of a robust H-infinity attitude controller for an unmanned small-sca...
This paper presents a new robust controller design approach to the yaw control of a small-scale heli...
Control of autonomous helicopters in the presence of environmental and system uncertain-ties is a ch...
Due to the inherent instabilities and nonlinearities of rotorcraft dynamics, its changing properties...