NASA NTRS · 20050180245
Motion Cueing Algorithm Development: New Motion Cueing Program Implementation and Tuning
Abstract
A computer program has been developed for the purpose of driving the NASA Langley Research Center Visual Motion Simulator (VMS). This program includes two new motion cueing algorithms, the optimal algorithm and the nonlinear algorithm. A general description of the program is given along with a description and flowcharts for each cueing algorithm, and also descriptions and flowcharts for subroutines used with the algorithms. Common block variable listings and a program listing are also provided. The new cueing algorithms have a nonlinear gain algorithm implemented that scales each aircraft degree-of-freedom input with a third-order polynomial. A description of the nonlinear gain algorithm is given along with past tuning experience and procedures for tuning the gain coefficient sets for each degree-of-freedom to produce the desired piloted performance. This algorithm tuning will be needed when the nonlinear motion cueing algorithm is implemented on a new motion system in the Cockpit Motion Facility (CMF) at the NASA Langley Research Center.
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Houck, Jacob A., Telban, Robert J., Cardullo, Frank M., Kelly, Lon C.. 2005-05-01. Motion Cueing Algorithm Development: New Motion Cueing Program Implementation and Tuning. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20050180245
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