CN109426146B - High-order nonsingular Terminal sliding mode control method of hypersonic aircraft - Google Patents

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CN109426146B CN201710727421.8A CN201710727421A CN109426146B CN 109426146 B CN109426146 B CN 109426146B CN 201710727421 A CN201710727421 A CN 201710727421A CN 109426146 B CN109426146 B CN 109426146B
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The invention discloses a high-order nonsingular Terminal sliding mode control method of a hypersonic aircraft, which is used for processing a nonlinear model of the hypersonic aircraft based on a feedback linearization method, and compensating modeling errors and external disturbance existing in a system by adopting a RBF neural network control strategy. And then based on the linearized longitudinal model, a novel neural network sliding mode controller based on a recursive structure sliding mode surface controls the speed and the height of the aircraft by controlling a command signal set by an engine throttle valve of the high-speed and overspeed aircraft and an elevator deflection signal under a nominal cruising flight condition. The controller has good robustness to pneumatic nonlinearity, pneumatic interference and system parameter uncertainty. Simulation results show that the method can realize good tracking of the instruction signals and has higher response speed.

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High-order nonsingular Terminal sliding mode control method of hypersonic aircraft
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of aircraft control. In particular to a high-order nonsingular Terminal sliding mode control method of a hypersonic aircraft.
Background
The hypersonic aircraft has the advantages of both aircrafts and spacecrafts, integrates the leading-edge technologies of a plurality of human aerospace, is an important direction for the development of future aircrafts, has important significance for providing future space exploration capability and military warfare capability, and has been widely concerned by scholars at home and abroad. The key technologies of the hypersonic aircraft comprise a propelling technology, an aircraft integrated design technology, a hypersonic aerodynamic/thermodynamic technology, a structural material process technology, a flight control technology and the like. Flight control is one of the core problems of hypersonic flight technology and is also one of the hot spots of current control research. The hypersonic flight vehicle is very sensitive to changes of the shape, air dynamic parameters and atmospheric conditions under the influence of the design of high flying altitude and Mach number and the flying conditions. The high coupling of the fuselage to the engine during flight, the special cruising environment, the complex dynamics, the elastic deformation of the aircraft structure and the strong aerodynamic characteristics of the aircraft during cruising, present a serious challenge to the control of the aircraft. When designing a hypersonic aircraft controller, the coupling effect between the pneumatic distribution and the propulsion system and the control system is fully considered. For example, the compressed airflow of the front body air inlet channel will generate lift force and head-up moment, and the nozzle airflow of the rear body will also generate lift force and head-down moment; the conventional hypersonic aircraft is often a blunt leading edge, the phenomenon of non-linearity of aerodynamic force is serious when the hypersonic aircraft flies with a large attack angle in the flying process, and the aerodynamic force is non-linear even if the hypersonic aircraft flies with a small attack angle, and the non-linearity of the aerodynamic force brings great difficulty for the design of a flight control system of the hypersonic aircraft.
Compared with the conventional aircraft, the hypersonic aircraft adopts the integrated design of the fuselage engine in the overall layout, so that the subsystems have stronger coupling and nonlinearity. In order to meet the requirement that the hypersonic aircraft still has stable flight performance and good flight quality under complex flight conditions, a brand-new control means must be adopted. According to the characteristics of high order and large parameter change of a hypersonic aircraft model, the hypersonic aircraft of a NASA Lanli laboratory is taken as a research object, and a novel high-order nonsingular Terminal sliding mode control system based on a sliding mode surface with a recursive structure is designed, so that the hypersonic aircraft can control the speed and the height of the hypersonic aircraft by designing an instruction signal set by an engine throttle valve and an elevator deflection signal under the condition of nominal cruising flight. The designed flight control system can generate continuous control quantity and higher control precision, so that the state of the system is converged to a balance point within limited time, and the problems of singularity of Terminal sliding mode control and buffeting of sliding mode control are solved in sliding mode motion.
Chinese patent CN105653827 adopts a Terminal sliding mode design method to design a controller of a hypersonic aircraft, and the sliding mode surface is nonlinear, so that the response speed of the system is high, but the Terminal sliding mode has a singular problem.
Chinese patents CN102880053 and CN102880056 both adopt sliding mode design methods to design controllers of hypersonic flight vehicles, but the problem of buffeting exists in sliding mode control.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to solve the technical problem of disclosing a high-order nonsingular Terminal sliding mode control method of a hypersonic aircraft, so that the flight control system has a good tracking effect on speed and height step response.
The nonlinear model of the hypersonic aircraft is processed based on a feedback linearization method, and a RBF neural network control strategy is adopted to compensate modeling errors and external disturbance of the system. And then based on the linearized longitudinal model, a novel neural network sliding mode controller based on a recursive structure sliding mode surface controls the speed and the height of the aircraft by controlling a command signal set by an engine throttle valve of the high-speed and overspeed aircraft and an elevator deflection signal under a nominal cruising flight condition. The controller has good robustness to pneumatic nonlinearity, pneumatic interference and system parameter uncertainty. Simulation results show that the method can realize good tracking of the instruction signals and has higher response speed.
The invention discloses a high-order nonsingular Terminal sliding mode control method of a hypersonic aircraft, which comprises the following steps of:
step A: modeling longitudinal motion dynamics of the hypersonic aircraft;
the nonlinear equation set of the longitudinal dynamic model of the hypersonic aircraft is described as follows on a speed coordinate system according to the stress condition:
Figure GDA0003213596640000021
Figure GDA0003213596640000022
Figure GDA0003213596640000023
Figure GDA0003213596640000024
Figure GDA0003213596640000025
wherein V is the flying speed; gamma is the inclination angle of the flight channel; h is the flying height; alpha is a flight attack angle; q is a pitch angle velocity; mu is a universal gravitation constant; m and IyyRespectively high overspeed aircraft mass and its moment of inertia along the y-axis; l, D, T and MyyRespectively lift force, resistance, thrust and pitching moment, and the calculation expression is as follows:
L=ρV2sCL/2 (6)
D=ρV2sCD/2 (7)
T=ρV2sCT/2 (8)
Figure GDA0003213596640000026
r=h+RE (10)
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure GDA0003213596640000027
and REAir density, reference area, average aerodynamic chord length and earth radius; r is the radial distance from the center of the earth; cL,CDAnd CTRespectively a lift coefficient, a drag coefficient and a thrust coefficient; cM(α),CMe) And CM(q) the coefficients of the pitching moment due to the angle of attack, the deviation of the elevator, and the pitch angle, respectively, then CL,CD,CT,C(α),CMe) And CMThe expressions of (q) are:
Figure GDA0003213596640000031
wherein, ce0.0292 is the coefficient;
with throttle opening beta, which is related to engine combustion rate and thrust coefficient, elevator yaw angle deltaeFor control input, the second-order system of the engine dynamic model is as follows:
Figure GDA0003213596640000032
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure GDA0003213596640000033
as second derivative of throttle opening beta, ξ and wnRespectively representing the damping ratio and the undamped natural frequency of a second-order system model of the engine; beta is acA command signal for the throttle opening;
and B: the hypersonic speed aircraft dynamic model is subjected to differential linearization processing of a speed channel and an altitude channel;
differentiating the speed and the height of an output channel of the aircraft longitudinal model according to a complete feedback input/output linearization theory; defining vector x ═ V, γ, α, β, h]TAnd control vector u ═ betace]TAnd continuously differentiating V for three times and h for four times to obtain:
Figure GDA0003213596640000034
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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in formula (13)
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And
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expressed as:
Figure GDA0003213596640000038
regarding the second derivatives of α and β as being composed of two parts, namely a control-related part and a control-unrelated part, the expression is:
Figure GDA0003213596640000039
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure GDA00032135966400000310
definition of
Figure GDA0003213596640000041
The output dynamics of V and h can be expressed as explicitly containing the control quantity βcAnd deltaeIn the form of (a);
Figure GDA0003213596640000042
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure GDA0003213596640000043
Figure GDA0003213596640000044
Figure GDA0003213596640000045
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and C: establishing a nonsingular Terminal sliding mode surface of a recursive structure;
establishing the following sliding mode surface with a recursive structure on the basis of the step B:
Figure GDA0003213596640000047
in the formula, epsilonijijIs a normal number; sv0=Vd-V,Sh0=hd-h,VdIs a step of speed, hdIs a height step;
leading: for the following non-linear slip-form surfaces:
Figure GDA0003213596640000048
wherein X is the system state, epsilon and eta are normal numbers, the state X can be converged to zero in a limited time and is maintained at the zero point after reaching the zero point, and the convergence time satisfies T < 1/(epsilon eta);
and (3) proving that: defining a Lyapunov function
Figure GDA0003213596640000049
The above formula can be derived over time:
Figure GDA00032135966400000410
therefore, the Lyapunov function converges asymptotically, and the system state X can converge to zero and is maintained at the zero point after reaching the zero point;
from the formula (18), a
Figure GDA00032135966400000411
Further obtain
Figure GDA0003213596640000051
Integrating the two sides of the above formula to obtain
Figure GDA0003213596640000052
In the above, X (0) represents an initial value of the system state X;
thus, if the control system can make Sh3At a finite time T24Internally converges to zero and > T at time T24Can still be kept at zero; then, by theory, Sh2Will be in a limited time T23(T23<1/(ε23β23) Converge to zero, and Sh1And ehCan be respectively in limited time T22(T22<1/(ε22η22) ) and T21(T21<1/(ε21η21) Converge to zero); the h channel of the aircraft reaches the equilibrium point (e)h0) total time T2Comprises the following steps:
Figure GDA0003213596640000053
wherein, T21~T24Different times when the system on the aircraft altitude channel reaches the sliding mode surface are respectively set; epsilon21~ε23And η21~η23Are respectively T21~T23The corresponding normal number;
the same principle can prove that the total time T for the speed channel of the aircraft to converge to the equilibrium point for any system state1Is composed of
Figure GDA0003213596640000054
Wherein, T13The time of the system on the speed channel of the aircraft to reach the sliding mode surface is calculated; thus, after the system reaches the slip surface, e is given an arbitrary initial statev(0) And eh(0) The system will stabilize and converge to an equilibrium point in a finite time;
a high-order nonsingular Terminal sliding mode controller of the hypersonic aircraft;
designing a sliding mode controller for a longitudinal model formula (16) of the hypersonic aircraft on the basis of establishing a nonsingular Terminal sliding mode surface of a recursive structure in the step C; setting the expected speed and the expected altitude of the aircraft as Vd and hd respectively;
let x11=V,
Figure GDA0003213596640000055
x21=h,
Figure GDA0003213596640000056
Equation (13) can be transformed to take into account modeling errors and external disturbances of the system
Figure GDA0003213596640000057
In the formula,. DELTA.fv,ΔfhThe centralized uncertainty item of the system comprises modeling errors and external disturbance of the system; the controller design target at this time is: let x be1=[x11,x12,x13]TAnd x2=[x21,x22,x23,x24]TTracking respectively desired trajectories
Figure GDA0003213596640000061
And
Figure GDA0003213596640000062
theorem 1: for the speed channel subsystem in equation (26), the following control law is designed:
Figure GDA0003213596640000063
wherein, itMiddle epsilonv4v4Respectively are normal numbers, W is the output weight of the RBF neural network, and phi (X) is a function;
the output weight value self-adaptation law of the uncertain compensation RBF neural network is as follows:
Figure GDA0003213596640000064
robust term for eliminating neural network approximation error
Figure GDA0003213596640000065
The adaptive law is:
Figure GDA0003213596640000066
wherein epsilonv4v4Are normal numbers respectively; etaWζAn adaptive learning rate for the parameter; w is the output weight of the RBF neural network, and phi (X) is a function; controlling a robust term for
Figure GDA0003213596640000067
Eliminating approximation error zeta of the neural network; the speed channel subsystem state can then be stable and reach the slip form face, i.e. S, within a limited timev2→0;
And (3) proving that: defining the Lyapunov function:
Figure GDA0003213596640000068
Figure GDA0003213596640000069
robust term for control to eliminate approximation error ζ of neural network
Figure GDA00032135966400000610
The difference between the approximation error and the approximation error,
Figure GDA00032135966400000611
modeling error of output weight for RBF neural network, Sv2The sliding mode surface is a sliding mode surface which can be reached in a stable and limited time in the speed channel subsystem state;
the time derivative of equation (30) can be given as:
Figure GDA00032135966400000612
in the formula, epsilon12η12、εi+1ηi+1、εv4ηv4The normal numbers corresponding to different sliding mode surfaces are all obtained by substituting adaptive law equations (28) and (29) for equations (31):
Figure GDA00032135966400000613
according to the theory of Lyapunov stability, the state of the system can reach the sliding mode surface within a limited time, namely Sv2=0;
Theorem 2: for the height channel subsystem in system equation (26), the following control law can be obtained in the same way:
Figure GDA0003213596640000071
wherein epsilonh5And ηh5Is a normal number, Sh3The sliding mode surface is a sliding mode surface which can be stably reached in a limited time in the state of the height channel subsystem;
RBF neural network output weight self-adaptation law W for uncertain compensationhIs composed of
Figure GDA0003213596640000072
In the formula etaWhFor adaptive learning rate of parameter, phih(X) is a function;
robust term for eliminating neural network approximation error
Figure GDA0003213596640000073
The adaptive law is:
Figure GDA0003213596640000074
in the formula etaζhAn adaptive learning rate for the parameter;
from a combination of formula (27) and formula (33)
Figure GDA0003213596640000075
In the above formula, ∈1,i+1、η1,i+1、ε2,i+1、η2,i+1All are corresponding normal numbers of different sliding mode surfaces; therefore, if the control law equation (36) is applied to the system equation (26), the whole closed-loop control system is asymptotically stable;
simulating a control system;
in the numerical simulation, under the cruise flight conditions of V15060 ft/s (1ft 0.3048m), h 11000ft, α 0.0315rad, q 0rad/s, and γ 0, it is assumed that the flight speed command V is given from time 0d200ft/s, flight height command hd3000 ft; the controller parameter is selected to be epsilon21=ε11=5,ε22=ε12=2,ε23=0.01,η21=η11=2,η22=η12=1,η24=0.01,εv4=0.1,ηv4=0.1,εh5=0.1,ηh50.1; the adaptive learning rate of the neural network is selected as etaWh=0.001,ηζh=0.002;
The control process ends.
The control method of the invention is divided into five steps. Firstly, establishing a longitudinal motion dynamic model of a hypersonic aircraft; secondly, carrying out differential linear processing on a speed and altitude channel on a longitudinal motion dynamics model of the hypersonic aircraft; thirdly, designing a nonsingular Terminal sliding mode surface with a recursive structure; fourthly, designing a high-order nonsingular Terminal sliding mode controller and carrying out stability analysis on the controller; and fifthly, simulating the control system.
The invention has the advantages that aiming at the singularity problem of the Terminal sliding mode, according to the characteristics of high order and large parameter change of a hypersonic aircraft model, the hypersonic aircraft in a NASA Lanli laboratory is taken as a research object, and a novel high-order nonsingular Terminal sliding mode control system based on neural network compensation is designed, so that the hypersonic aircraft can control the speed and the height of the aircraft through an instruction signal set by an engine throttle valve and an elevator deflection signal under the nominal cruising flight condition. The designed flight control system can generate continuous control quantity and higher control precision, so that the state of the system is converged to a balance point within limited time, and the obvious advantages of buffeting and singularity do not exist in sliding mode motion.
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FIG. 3 is a control flow of a high-order nonsingular Terminal sliding mode of the hypersonic flight vehicle of the invention;
FIG. 4 is a graph of the response of a hypersonic aircraft to a 200ft/s speed step command at cruise flight conditions with the speed rapidly converging to a desired value in an embodiment of the invention;
FIG. 5 is a graph showing the rapid convergence of altitude to a desired value for a hypersonic aircraft response to a 3000ft altitude step command at cruise flight conditions in an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 6 is a response curve of the hypersonic aircraft trajectory angle γ in an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 7 is a response curve of hypersonic aircraft angle of attack α in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 8 is a response curve for pitch rate q of a hypersonic vehicle in an embodiment of the invention.
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The reference numerals, symbols, lines, etc. in FIGS. 1 to 8 illustrate: the abscissa in fig. 4-8 represents the simulation time in seconds; the ordinate in fig. 4 represents the velocity in meters per second; the ordinate in fig. 5 represents height in meters; the ordinate in fig. 6 represents the track angle γ in rad; in fig. 7 the ordinate represents the angle of attack α in rad; the ordinate in fig. 8 represents the pitch angle rate q in rad/s.
FIG. 3 is a design method of the high-order nonsingular Terminal sliding mode control of the hypersonic flight vehicle. The method comprises the following steps:
step 210: modeling longitudinal motion dynamics of the hypersonic aircraft;
the nonlinear equation set of the longitudinal dynamic model of the hypersonic aircraft is described as follows on a speed coordinate system according to the stress condition:
Figure GDA0003213596640000081
Figure GDA0003213596640000091
Figure GDA0003213596640000092
Figure GDA0003213596640000093
Figure GDA0003213596640000094
wherein V is the flying speed; gamma is the inclination angle of the flight channel; h is flyA line height; alpha is a flight attack angle; q is a pitch angle velocity; mu is a universal gravitation constant; m and IyyRespectively high overspeed aircraft mass and its moment of inertia along the y-axis; l, D, T and MyyRespectively lift force, resistance, thrust and pitching moment, and the calculation expression is as follows:
L=ρV2sCL/2 (6)
D=ρV2sCD/2 (7)
T=ρV2sCT/2 (8)
Figure GDA0003213596640000095
r=h+RE (10)
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure GDA0003213596640000096
and REAir density, reference area, average aerodynamic chord length and earth radius; r is the radial distance from the center of the earth; cL,CDAnd CTRespectively a lift coefficient, a drag coefficient and a thrust coefficient; cM(α),CMe) And CM(q) the coefficients of the pitching moment due to the angle of attack, the deviation of the elevator, and the pitch angle, respectively, then CL,CD,CT,C(α),CMe) And CMThe expressions of (q) are:
Figure GDA0003213596640000097
wherein, ce0.0292 is the coefficient;
with throttle opening beta, which is related to engine combustion rate and thrust coefficient, elevator yaw angle deltaeFor control input, the second-order system of the engine dynamic model is as follows:
Figure GDA0003213596640000098
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure GDA0003213596640000099
as second derivative of throttle opening beta, ξ and wnRespectively representing the damping ratio and the undamped natural frequency of a second-order system model of the engine; beta is acA command signal for the throttle opening;
step 220: the hypersonic speed aircraft dynamic model is subjected to differential linearization processing of a speed channel and an altitude channel;
differentiating the speed and the height of an output channel of the aircraft longitudinal model according to a complete feedback input/output linearization theory; defining vector x ═ V, γ, α, β, h]TAnd control vector u ═ betace]TAnd continuously differentiating V for three times and h for four times to obtain:
Figure GDA0003213596640000101
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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in formula (13)
Figure GDA0003213596640000103
And
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expressed as:
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regarding the second derivatives of α and β as being composed of two parts, namely a control-related part and a control-unrelated part, the expression is:
Figure GDA0003213596640000106
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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definition of
Figure GDA0003213596640000108
The output dynamics of V and h can be expressed as explicitly containing the control quantity βcAnd deltaeIn the form of (a);
Figure GDA0003213596640000109
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure GDA00032135966400001010
Figure GDA00032135966400001011
Figure GDA00032135966400001012
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230: establishing a nonsingular Terminal sliding mode surface of a recursive structure;
establishing the following sliding mode surface with a recursive structure on the basis of the step B:
Figure GDA0003213596640000111
in the formula, epsilonijijIs a normal number; sv0=Vd-V,Sh0=hd-h,VdIs a step of speed, hdIs a height step;
leading: for the following non-linear slip-form surfaces:
Figure GDA0003213596640000112
wherein X is the system state, epsilon and eta are normal numbers, the state X can be converged to zero in a limited time and is maintained at the zero point after reaching the zero point, and the convergence time satisfies T < 1/(epsilon eta);
and (3) proving that: defining a Lyapunov function
Figure GDA0003213596640000113
The above formula can be derived over time:
Figure GDA0003213596640000114
therefore, the Lyapunov function converges asymptotically, and the system state X can converge to zero and is maintained at the zero point after reaching the zero point;
from the formula (18), a
Figure GDA0003213596640000115
Further obtain
Figure GDA0003213596640000116
Integrating the two sides of the above formula to obtain
Figure GDA0003213596640000117
In the above, X (0) represents an initial value of the system state X;
thus, if the control system can make Sh3At a finite time T24Internally converges to zero and > T at time T24Can still be kept at zero; then, by theory, Sh2Will be in a limited time T23(T23<1/(ε23β23) Converge to zero, and Sh1And ehCan be respectively in limited time T22(T22<1/(ε22η22) ) and T21(T21<1/(ε21η21) Converge to zero); the h channel of the aircraft reaches the equilibrium point (e)h0) total time T2Comprises the following steps:
Figure GDA0003213596640000118
wherein, T21~T24Different times when the system on the aircraft altitude channel reaches the sliding mode surface are respectively set; epsilon21~ε23And η21~η23Are respectively T21~T23The corresponding normal number;
the same principle can prove that the total time T for the speed channel of the aircraft to converge to the equilibrium point for any system state1Is composed of
Figure GDA0003213596640000121
Wherein, T13The time of the system on the speed channel of the aircraft to reach the sliding mode surface is calculated; thus, after the system reaches the slip surface, e is given an arbitrary initial statev(0) And eh(0) The system will stabilize and converge to an equilibrium point in a finite time;
step 240: a high-order nonsingular Terminal sliding mode controller of the hypersonic aircraft;
designing a sliding mode controller for a longitudinal model formula (16) of the hypersonic aircraft on the basis of establishing a nonsingular Terminal sliding mode surface of a recursive structure in the step C; let V be the desired speed and altitude of the aircraftdAnd hd
Let x11=V,
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x21=h,
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Equation (13) can be transformed to take into account modeling errors and external disturbances of the system
Figure GDA0003213596640000124
In the formula,. DELTA.fv,ΔfhThe centralized uncertainty item of the system comprises modeling errors and external disturbance of the system; the controller design target at this time is: let x be1=[x11,x12,x13]TAnd x2=[x21,x22,x23,x24]TTracking respectively desired trajectories
Figure GDA0003213596640000125
And
Figure GDA0003213596640000126
theorem 1: for the speed channel subsystem in equation (26), the following control law is designed:
Figure GDA0003213596640000127
wherein epsilon isv4v4Respectively are normal numbers, W is the output weight of the RBF neural network, and phi (X) is a function;
the output weight value self-adaptation law of the uncertain compensation RBF neural network is as follows:
Figure GDA0003213596640000128
robust term for eliminating neural network approximation error
Figure GDA0003213596640000129
The adaptive law is:
Figure GDA00032135966400001210
wherein epsilonv4v4Are normal numbers respectively; etaWζAn adaptive learning rate for the parameter; w is the output weight of the RBF neural network, and phi (X) is a function; controlling a robust term for
Figure GDA00032135966400001211
Eliminating approximation error zeta of the neural network; the speed channel subsystem state can then be stable and reach the slip form face, i.e. S, within a limited timev2→0;
And (3) proving that: defining the Lyapunov function:
Figure GDA0003213596640000131
Figure GDA0003213596640000132
robust term for control to eliminate approximation error ζ of neural network
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The difference between the approximation error and the approximation error,
Figure GDA0003213596640000134
modeling error of output weight for RBF neural network, Sv2The sliding mode surface is a sliding mode surface which can be reached in a stable and limited time in the speed channel subsystem state;
the time derivative of equation (30) can be given as:
Figure GDA0003213596640000135
in the formula, epsilon12η12、εi+1ηi+1、εv4ηv4The normal numbers corresponding to different sliding mode surfaces are all obtained by substituting adaptive law equations (28) and (29) for equations (31):
Figure GDA0003213596640000136
according to the theory of Lyapunov stability, the state of the system can reach the sliding mode surface within a limited time, namely Sv2=0;
Theorem 2: for the height channel subsystem in system equation (26), the following control law can be obtained in the same way:
Figure GDA0003213596640000137
wherein epsilonh5And ηh5Is a normal number, Sh3The sliding mode surface is a sliding mode surface which can be stably reached in a limited time in the state of the height channel subsystem;
RBF neural network output weight self-adaptation law W for uncertain compensationhIs composed of
Figure GDA0003213596640000138
In the formula etaWhFor adaptive learning rate of parameter, phih(X) is a function;
robust term for eliminating neural network approximation error
Figure GDA0003213596640000139
The adaptive law is:
Figure GDA0003213596640000141
in the formula etaζhAn adaptive learning rate for the parameter;
from a combination of formula (27) and formula (33)
Figure GDA0003213596640000142
In the above formula, ∈1,i+1η1,i+1、ε2,i+1η2,i+1All are corresponding normal numbers of different sliding mode surfaces;
therefore, if the control law equation (36) is applied to the system equation (26), the whole closed-loop control system is asymptotically stable;
step 250: simulating a control system;
in the numerical simulation, under the cruise flight conditions of V15060 ft/s (1ft 0.3048m), h 11000ft, α 0.0315rad, q 0rad/s, and γ 0, it is assumed that the flight speed command V is given from time 0d200ft/s, flight height command hd3000 ft; the controller parameter is selected to be epsilon21=ε11=5,ε22=ε12=2,ε23=0.01,η21=η11=2,η22=η12=1,η24=0.01,εv4=0.1,ηv4=0.1,εh5=0.1,ηh50.1; the adaptive learning rate of the neural network is selected as etaWh=0.001,ηζh=0.002;
Step 260: the control process ends.

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1. The high-order nonsingular Terminal sliding mode control method of the hypersonic aircraft is characterized by comprising the following steps of:
step A: modeling longitudinal motion dynamics of the hypersonic aircraft;
the nonlinear equation set of the longitudinal dynamic model of the hypersonic aircraft is described as follows on a speed coordinate system according to the stress condition:
Figure FDA0003213596630000011
Figure FDA0003213596630000012
Figure FDA0003213596630000013
Figure FDA0003213596630000014
Figure FDA0003213596630000015
wherein V is the flying speed; gamma is the inclination angle of the flight channel; h is the flying height; alpha is a flight attack angle; q is a pitch angle velocity; mu is a universal gravitation constant; m and IyyRespectively high overspeed aircraft mass and its moment of inertia along the y-axis; l, D, T and MyyRespectively lift force, resistance, thrust and pitching moment, and the calculation expression is as follows:
L=ρV2sCL/2 (6)
D=ρV2sCD/2 (7)
T=ρV2sCT/2 (8)
Figure FDA0003213596630000016
r=h+RE (10)
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure FDA0003213596630000017
and REAir density, reference area, average aerodynamic chord length and earth radius; r is the radial distance from the center of the earth; cL,CDAnd CTRespectively a lift coefficient, a drag coefficient and a thrust coefficient; cM(α),CMe) And CM(q) the coefficients of the pitching moment due to the angle of attack, the deviation of the elevator, and the pitch angle, respectively, then CL,CD,CT,C(α),CMe) And CMThe expressions of (q) are:
CL=0.6203α, (11)
CD=0.6405α2+0.0043378α+0.003772,
Figure FDA0003213596630000018
CM(α)=-0.035α2+0.036617α+5.3216×10-6,
CMe)=cee-α),
Figure FDA0003213596630000019
wherein, ce0.0292 is the coefficient;
with throttle opening beta, which is related to engine combustion rate and thrust coefficient, elevator yaw angle deltaeFor control input, the second-order system of the engine dynamic model is as follows:
Figure FDA0003213596630000021
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure FDA0003213596630000022
as second derivative of throttle opening beta, ξ and wnRespectively representing the damping ratio and the undamped natural frequency of a second-order system model of the engine; beta is acA command signal for the throttle opening;
and B: the hypersonic speed aircraft dynamic model is subjected to differential linearization processing of a speed channel and an altitude channel;
differentiating the speed and the height of an output channel of the aircraft longitudinal model according to a complete feedback input/output linearization theory; defining vector x ═ V, γ, α, β, h]TAnd control vector u ═ betace]TAnd continuously differentiating V for three times and h for four times to obtain:
Figure FDA0003213596630000023
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure FDA0003213596630000024
in formula (13)
Figure FDA0003213596630000025
And
Figure FDA0003213596630000026
expressed as:
Figure FDA0003213596630000027
regarding the second derivatives of α and β as being composed of two parts, namely a control-related part and a control-unrelated part, the expression is:
Figure FDA0003213596630000028
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure FDA0003213596630000029
definition of
Figure FDA00032135966300000210
The output dynamics of V and h can be expressed as explicitly containing the control quantity βcAnd deltaeIn the form of (a);
Figure FDA00032135966300000211
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure FDA00032135966300000212
Figure FDA00032135966300000213
Figure FDA00032135966300000310
Figure FDA0003213596630000031
Figure FDA0003213596630000032
and C: establishing a nonsingular Terminal sliding mode surface of a recursive structure;
establishing the following sliding mode surface with a recursive structure on the basis of the step B:
Figure FDA0003213596630000033
in the formula, epsilonijijIs a normal number; sv0=Vd-V,Sh0=hd-h,VdIs a step of speed, hdIs a height step;
leading: for the following non-linear slip-form surfaces:
Figure FDA0003213596630000034
wherein X is the system state, epsilon and eta are normal numbers, the state X can be converged to zero in a limited time and is maintained at the zero point after reaching the zero point, and the convergence time satisfies T < 1/(epsilon eta);
and (3) proving that: defining a Lyapunov function
Figure FDA0003213596630000035
The above formula can be derived over time:
Figure FDA0003213596630000036
therefore, the Lyapunov function converges asymptotically, and the system state X can converge to zero and is maintained at the zero point after reaching the zero point;
from the formula (18), a
Figure FDA0003213596630000037
Further obtain
Figure FDA0003213596630000038
Integrating the two sides of the above formula to obtain
Figure FDA0003213596630000039
In the above, X (0) represents an initial value of the system state X;
thus, if the control system can make Sh3At a finite time T24Internally converges to zero and > T at time T24Can still be kept at zero; then, by theory, Sh2Will be in a limited time T23(T23<1/(ε23β23) Inner convergence toZero, and Sh1And ehCan be respectively in limited time T22(T22<1/(ε22η22) ) and T21(T21<1/(ε21η21) Converge to zero); the h channel of the aircraft reaches the equilibrium point (e)h0) total time T2Comprises the following steps:
Figure FDA0003213596630000041
wherein, T21~T24Different times when the system on the aircraft altitude channel reaches the sliding mode surface are respectively set; epsilon21~ε23And η21~η23Are respectively T21~T23The corresponding normal number;
the same principle can prove that the total time T for the speed channel of the aircraft to converge to the equilibrium point for any system state1Is composed of
Figure FDA0003213596630000042
Wherein, T13The time of the system on the speed channel of the aircraft to reach the sliding mode surface is calculated; thus, after the system reaches the slip surface, e is given an arbitrary initial statev(0) And eh(0) The system will stabilize and converge to an equilibrium point in a finite time;
step D: a high-order nonsingular Terminal sliding mode controller of the hypersonic aircraft;
designing a sliding mode controller for a longitudinal model formula (16) of the hypersonic aircraft on the basis of establishing a nonsingular Terminal sliding mode surface of a recursive structure in the step C; let x11=V,
Figure FDA0003213596630000043
x21=h,
Figure FDA0003213596630000044
Equation (13) can be transformed to take into account modeling errors and external disturbances of the system
Figure FDA0003213596630000045
In the formula,. DELTA.fv,ΔfhThe centralized uncertainty item of the system comprises modeling errors and external disturbance of the system; the controller design target at this time is: let x be1=[x11,x12,x13]TAnd x2=[x21,x22,x23,x24]TTracking respectively desired trajectories
Figure FDA0003213596630000046
And
Figure FDA0003213596630000047
theorem 1: for the speed channel subsystem in equation (26), the following control law is designed:
Figure FDA0003213596630000048
wherein epsilon isv4v4Respectively are normal numbers, W is the output weight of the RBF neural network, and phi (X) is a function;
the self-adaptive law of the output weight W of the uncertain compensation RBF neural network is as follows:
Figure FDA0003213596630000051
robust term for eliminating neural network approximation error
Figure FDA0003213596630000052
The adaptive law is:
Figure FDA0003213596630000053
wherein epsilonv4v4Are normal numbers respectively; etaWζAn adaptive learning rate for the parameter; w is the output weight of the RBF neural network, and phi (X) is a function; controlling a robust term for
Figure FDA0003213596630000054
Eliminating approximation error zeta of the neural network; the speed channel subsystem state can then be stable and reach the slip form face, i.e. S, within a limited timev2→0;
And (3) proving that: defining the Lyapunov function:
Figure FDA0003213596630000055
Figure FDA0003213596630000056
robust term for control to eliminate approximation error ζ of neural network
Figure FDA0003213596630000057
The difference between the approximation error and the approximation error,
Figure FDA0003213596630000058
modeling error of output weight for RBF neural network, Sv2The sliding mode surface is a sliding mode surface which can be reached in a stable and limited time in the speed channel subsystem state;
the time derivative of equation (30) can be given as:
Figure FDA0003213596630000059
in the formula, epsilon12η12、εi+1ηi+1、εv4ηv4The normal numbers corresponding to different sliding mode surfaces are all obtained by substituting adaptive law equations (28) and (29) for equations (31):
Figure FDA00032135966300000510
according to the theory of Lyapunov stability, the state of the system can reach the sliding mode surface within a limited time, namely Sv2=0;
Theorem 2: for the height channel subsystem in system equation (26), the following control law can be obtained in the same way:
Figure FDA00032135966300000511
wherein epsilonh5And ηh5Is a normal number, Sh3The sliding mode surface is a sliding mode surface which can be stably reached in a limited time in the state of the height channel subsystem;
RBF neural network output weight W for uncertain compensationhLaw of adaptation of
Figure FDA0003213596630000061
In the formula etaWhFor adaptive learning rate of parameter, phih(X) is a function;
robust term for eliminating neural network approximation error
Figure FDA0003213596630000062
The adaptive law is:
Figure FDA0003213596630000063
in the formula etaζhAn adaptive learning rate for the parameter;
from a combination of formula (27) and formula (33)
Figure FDA0003213596630000064
In the above formula, ∈1,i+1、η1,i+1、ε2,i+1、η2,i+1All are corresponding normal numbers of different sliding mode surfaces;
therefore, if the control law equation (36) is applied to the system equation (26), the whole closed-loop control system is asymptotically stable;
step E: simulating a control system;
in the numerical simulation, under the cruise flight conditions of V15060 ft/s (1ft 0.3048m), h 11000ft, α 0.0315rad, q 0rad/s, and γ 0, it is assumed that the flight speed command V is given from time 0d200ft/s, flight height command hd3000 ft; the controller parameter is selected to be epsilon21=ε11=5,ε22=ε12=2,ε23=0.01,η21=η11=2,η22=η12=1,η24=0.01,εv4=0.1,ηv4=0.1,εh5=0.1,ηh50.1; the adaptive learning rate of the neural network is selected as etaWh=0.001,ηζh=0.002;
The control process ends.
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