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Control Allocation and Zero Dynamics

Journal of Guidance, Control, and Dynamics, 1996
Closed-loop stability for dynamic inversion controllers depends on the stability of the zero dynamics. The zero dynamics, however, depend on a generally nonlinear control allocation function that optimally distributes redundant controls. Therefore, closed-loop stability depends on the control allocation function.
James Buffington, Dale Enns, Andrew Teel
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Resolving actuator redundancy—optimal control vs. control allocation☆

Automatica, 2005
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Härkegård, Ola, Glad, S. Torkel
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Control allocation-based fault tolerant control

Automatica, 2019
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Argha, Ahmadreza   +2 more
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Tailless aircraft control allocation

Guidance, Navigation, and Control Conference, 1997
Abstract : This paper presents a flight controller for a tail-less aircraft with a large suite of conventional and unconventional control effectors. The controller structure is modular to take advantages of individual technologies from the areas of plant parameter estimation, control allocation, and robust feedback control.
James Buffington, James Buffington
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Decentralized Control with Optimal Control Allocation

2007 IEEE International Conference on Networking, Sensing and Control, 2007
Control allocation problem is the key of cooperation control systems and has attracted a lot of attention of researchers. This paper proposes a nonlinear control allocation framework to provide a common optimal solution for decentralized cooperation control systems. The framework includes the allocation controller and feedback control law.
Weirong Liu, Jianqiang Yi, Dongbin Zhao
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Control allocation with adaptive failure control

22nd Atmospheric Flight Mechanics Conference, 1997
In the age of modern aircraft and fly-by-wire control systems, the inclusion of mechanical backup systems for handling instances of control failures is becoming more uncommon. As a result, pilots are forced to fully rely on the failure immunities designed into these systems and be assured that, should such failures occur, the aircraft maintain adequate
John Bolling   +3 more
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Controlled trials: allocation concealment, random allocation, and blinding

BMJ, 2015
The efficacy of nicotine patches in pregnant women who smoke was investigated using a randomised placebo controlled trial. The intervention was the administration of 16 hour nicotine patches until the time of delivery. Participants were 402 pregnant women older than 18 years who smoked at least five cigarettes a day and whose babies were between 12 and
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Control allocation approaches

Guidance, Navigation, and Control Conference and Exhibit, 1998
The control allocation problem is defined in terms of solving or approximately solving a system of linear equations subject to constraints for redundant actuator control variable commands. There is one equation for each controlled axis. The constraints arise from actuation rate and position limits.
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Integrated reconfigurable control allocation

AIAA Guidance, Navigation, and Control Conference and Exhibit, 2001
This paper presents the development of an integrated reconfigurable control allocation approach. This integrated approach combines frequencyapportioned control allocation with actuator failure detection and isolation. Frequency-apportioned control allocation integrates innovative control effectors with conventional aerodynamic controls and considers ...
Frederick Lallman   +2 more
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Constrained control allocation

Astrodynamics Conference, 1992
This paper addresses the problem of the allocation of several airplane flight controls to the generation of specified body-axis moments. The number of controls is greater than the number of moments being controlled, and the ranges of the controls are constrained to certain limits.
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