Optimal-stable systems of
motion stabilization:
actual problems of analysis
and synthesis
Research
Institute of Space Systems
Khrunichev
State Space Research-Production Center
Jubilejny,
Moscow Region, 141091, Russia
The necessity of securing both of a
high exactitude of motion of center of masses and about it of space-rocket
objects (missiles, war heads, small space vehicles, accelerating units, space
stations and other similar objects), especially in conditions of intensive
disturbances, process variation or even some failures, induces to search for
controls synthesis methods that ensure increased values of response and a
dynamic exactitude of stabilization systems.
The analysis of known methods of synthesis of
optimum systems comes to conclusion, that their realization aboard meets a
serious engineering difficulties connected, in particular, to necessity of
large speed of computing devices, as, becoming already conventional, the
variational tasks on searching optimum controls and parameters are reduced in
important cases actually to other not less difficult tasks, in particular, to
searching of entry conditions of the conjugate systems, evaluation of uncertain
factors or to solution of partial equations. As it will be shown in the
article, the mentioned difficulties substantially are eliminated on paths of
construction of optimum controls synthesis algorithms based on existence of
strong connection between system stability and optimality. It allows for the
first time in practical important cases to discover optimum controls as
explicit functions only of natural phase coordinates, and irrespective of
system dimension. It is necessary to note, that though the work was carried out
some years ago as a part of confidential research, however, it remains, in
opinion of the author, a methodical magnitude till now and can form the basis
for further researches and practical applications in the field of development
of stabilization systems of various control objects, including air and
aerospace objects.
NOTATIONS:
1. In the work, a mathematical
relation of Lyapunov second method and optimality conditions of dynamic
processes is determined in an explicit aspect. The appropriate theorems
justifying the methodical approach to synthesis of optimum controls and detecting
properties of optimum-steady automatic systems of stabilization are proved. Based on
the determined connection, the new methods of synthesis of optimum controls are
developed, and the properties of synthesizing optimum-steady system of stabilization are investigated. It is proved,
that under system optimization by integrated functional, which element of
integrations are positive definite functions of phase coordinates, in a system
the properties of small sensitivity to parameter variations increase, the ε-autonomy and ε-invariance attain, and
both dynamic exactitude and speed essentially improve under intensive constant
perturbations.
2.
The new method of synthesis (method of coincident directions), being a basis of
optimum controls synthesis algorithms is offered. The advantages of the method
in comparison with known variational methods of controls synthesis is:
─ possibility of
solution (analytical or numerical) linear and nonlinear tasks of controls
synthesis with only natural phase coordinates use;
─ no need to search
of some auxiliary variable values (e.g., initial conditions of adjoin system,
uncertain multipliers), as a rule, by enumeration of their values;
─ essential drop of
the requirements to performance and size of memory of on-board computing
devices.
3.
When the obtained algorithms of synthesis of optimum controls use:
─ ensures a high
dynamic exactitude and speed of stabilization systems in conditions of
intensive perturbations and variations of parameters;
─ increases upper
bounds of admissible perturbations and variations of parameters, at which the
system keeps acceptable dynamic characteristics, that under action of intensive
perturbations can decrease, e.g., radius of field of perturbation source, in
which the space-rocket vehicles loses a stability under action, e.g., of power
loads.
The offered methods of synthesis of controls
are realizable technically onboard the mentioned vehicles
and finally can ensure raise of an exactitude of control of their movement
under conditions of intensive perturbations of various physical nature.