Anti-Disturbance Gimbal Control via Adaptive Proportional-Integral-Resonant Controller and ESO for Control Moment Gyroscope with Vibration Isolator

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In order to mitigate the effects of micro-vibrations due to control moment gyroscopes (CMGs) on spacecraft attitude control system, they are often mounted on isolation platforms. However, the flexible deformation of isolators may cause certain disturbances in CMG gimbal servo systems. In addition, gimbal servo systems also suffer from intrinsic disturbances due to rotor imbalance and gimbal components. Since these disturbances are distributed over a wide frequency range, they are difficult to suppress and may seriously deteriorate gimbal control performance. To suppress multiple disturbances and improve gimbal speed accuracy, a composite anti-disturbance control method is proposed. The proposed method consists of two components. The first component adopts an adaptive proportional-integral-resonant controller with phase compensation to suppress disturbance due to isolator and rotor imbalance disturbance with improved transient performance. The second component adopts an adaptive extended state observer to estimate and then compensate slowly varying disturbances with improved dynamic performance and steady-state accuracy. By integrating these two components, the proposed method can effectively suppress multiple disturbances in CMG gimbal servo systems. Simulation and experimental results demonstrate the superior performance of the proposed method.

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