NASA NTRS · 19880062979
Eigenstructure assignment for a thrust-vectored high angle-of-attack aircraft
Abstract
Eigenstructure assignment is utilized to design flight control laws for a thrust-vectored aircraft at several different angles of attack. An interesting characteristic of the aircraft model is that the control distribution matrix is rank-deficient. Also, the effectiveness of the control inputs varies with the angle of attack. A pseudocontrol strategy is used to reduce the control space to two dimensions. After the eigenstructure assignment design is complete, the controller is mapped back to the original five-dimensional control space. The designs are shown to exhibit acceptable multivariable stability margins at the aircraft inputs.
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Sobel, Kenneth M., Lallman, Frederick J.. 1988-01-01. Eigenstructure assignment for a thrust-vectored high angle-of-attack aircraft. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19880062979
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