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Flying -Wing Aircraft Control Allocation

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In this article, a nonlinear dynamic inverse theory based control allocation for flying-wing configuration aircraft is proposed, and the attitude-training flight control system based on nonlinear Dynamic Inverse Theory (DIT) is designed.
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Flying -wing configuration aircraft has multi -control -effector s redundant ly . Especially the innovative drag rudder s a re implemented on it . So the control allocation is s trongly nonlinear and multi -ax es coupl ing . The features and applicabilit y in different flight tasks of several typical control allocation methods were summarized . The multi -objective s optimiz ation method based on nonlinear programming was u tilized because of the new characteristic s of the control allocation for the flying wing configuration aircraft. The differences of control allocation results under different objectives were analyzed. And the attitude -tr acking flight control system based on nonlinear dynamic inverse theory was designed, and the d igital simulation using a six degree -of -freedom nonlinear model of certain flying -wing configuration aircraft was conducted, which demonstrate the applicability f or flying -wing configuration aircraft. The results also indicated that the impacts of different optimizing object ives on flight states were remarkable and different.

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Evaluation of optimization methods for control allocation

TL;DR: The major conclusion is that constrained optimization can be performed with computational requirements that fall within an order of magnitude of those of simpler methods.
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Constrained Control Allocation

TL;DR: In this article, the problem of the allocation of several airplane flight controls to the generation of specified body-axis moments is addressed, and a direct method of allocating these several controls is presented that guarantees the maximum possible moment can be generated within the constraints of the controls.
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Lyapunov stability analysis of daisy chain control allocation

TL;DR: In this article, it is shown that control allocation can introduce unstable zero dynamics into the system, which is important if input/output inversion control techniques are utilized, and the daisy chain control allocation technique for systems with redundant groups of controls is also presented.
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Tailless Aircraft Control Allocation.

TL;DR: In this article, a flight controller for a tail-less aircraft with a large suite of conventional and unconventional control effectors is presented, where control allocation is posed as constrained parameter optimization to minimize an objective that is a function of the control surface deflections.
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