NASA NTRS ยท 20050215313
Controls for Reusable Launch Vehicles During Terminal Area Energy Management
Abstract
During the terminal energy management phase of flight (last of three phases) for a reusable launch vehicle, it is common for the controller to receive guidance commands specifying desired values for (i) the roll angle roll q(sub roll), (ii) the acceleration a(sub n) in the body negative z direction, -k(sub A)-bar, and (iii) omega(sub 3), the projection of onto the body-fixed axis k(sub A)-bar, is always indicated by guidance to be zero. The objective of the controller is to regulate the actual values of these three quantities, i.e make them close to the commanded values, while maintaining system stability.
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Driessen, Brian J.. 2005-01-01. Controls for Reusable Launch Vehicles During Terminal Area Energy Management. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20050215313
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