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Explicit Spacecraft Thruster Control Allocation With Minimum Impulse Bit

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Afonso Botelho *
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Paulo Rosa
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João M. Lemos
DOI:10.1109/TCST.2024.3511266delete
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Thruster control allocation (TCA) is a key functionality for many spacecraft, with a significant impact on control performance, propellant consumption, and fault tolerance. Propellant-optimal solutions are desirable and are either based on onboard numerical optimization, or explicit optimization via the use of offline-generated look-up tables (LUTs). This article proposes a TCA and modulation method of the latter type by using multiparametric programming and presents a novel fast LUT evaluation algorithm. Fault tolerance and the handling of non-attainable control commands with full controllability exploitation are also addressed. Furthermore, the solution is extended to include the non-convex minimum impulse bit (MIB) constraint, where the proposed solution can find the global optimum. The use of this constraint is demonstrated in a close-range orbital rendezvous scenario, yielding significant improvements to the performance of boosts, forced motions, and station-keeping maneuvers, at the cost of greater propellant consumption and computation time. Results in consumer hardware for a 12-thruster configuration show a worst case onboard computation time of 7 $\mu$ s and 0.5 ms for the cases without and with the MIB constraint, which are up to two orders of magnitude lower than those for numerical optimization with a state-of-the-art optimizer. The proposed onboard algorithms are simple, non-iterative, and have worst case computational effort guarantees.
Keyword:
Attitude control
Propulsion
Actuators
Space vehicles
Resource management
Vectors
Optimization
Table lookup
Pulse width modulation
Firing
Explicit control allocation (CA)
minimum impulse bit (MIB)
multiparametric linear programming (mpLP)
multiparametric mixed-integer linear programming (mpMILP)
thruster control allocation (TCA)
thruster management function (TMF)
thruster selection problem (TSP)

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universidade de lisboa
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