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Adaptive Controller For Simultaneous Spacecraft Attitude Tracking And Reaction Wheel Fault Detection

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arxiv 2504.12124 v1 pith:GFQ44QNC submitted 2025-04-16 math.OC physics.app-ph

Adaptive Controller For Simultaneous Spacecraft Attitude Tracking And Reaction Wheel Fault Detection

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The attitude control of a spacecraft is integral to achieving mission success. However, failures in actuators such as reaction wheels are detrimental and can often lead to an early end of mission. We propose a Lyapunov-based adaptive controller that can estimate and compensate for reaction wheels degradation simultaneously. The controller incorporates an adaptive update control law with a gradient-based term and an integral concurrent learning term that collects input-output data for online estimation of uncertain parameters. The proposed controller guarantees attitude tracking and its performance is tested through numerical simulations.

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