Module: mtbFeedforward¶
Executive Summary¶
This module computes the torque produced by the magnetic torque bars and applies it to the current commanded body torque as a feedforward term.
Message Connection Descriptions¶
The following table lists all the module input and output messages. The module msg connection is set by the user from python. The msg type contains a link to the message structure definition, while the description provides information on what this message is used for.
Msg Variable Name |
Msg Type |
Description |
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vehControlInMsg |
input message containing the current control torque in the Body frame |
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dipoleRequestMtbInMsg |
input message containing the individual dipole requests for each torque bar on the vehicle |
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tamSensorBodyInMsg |
input message for magnetic field sensor data |
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mtbParamsInMsg |
input message for MTB layout |
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vehControlOutMsg |
output message containing the current control torque in the Body frame |
Detailed Module Description¶
The following presents the mathematics for computing the expected torque produced by the torque rods given their alignment matrix, Gt, the individual rod dipole commands, and the local magnetic field vector in the Body frame. This value is then fed forward to reaction wheels by adding it to the current command Body frame torque to drive the net momentum of the reaction wheel system to zero.
The expected torque produced by the torque rods is given by
and the feed forward command used to dump the momentum of the reaction wheels is simply the negation of the expected torque produced by the rods.
User Guide¶
See the example script scenarioMtbMomentumManagementSimple for an illustration on how to use this module. Note that the user must specify the torque rod alignment matrix GtMatrix_B
in row major form.
Functions
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void SelfInit_mtbFeedforward(mtbFeedforwardConfig *configData, int64_t moduleID)¶
This method initializes the output messages for this module.
- Parameters
configData – The configuration data associated with this module
moduleID – The module identifier
- Returns
void
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void Update_mtbFeedforward(mtbFeedforwardConfig *configData, uint64_t callTime, int64_t moduleID)¶
Computes the feedforward torque rod torque.
- Parameters
configData – The configuration data associated with the module
callTime – The clock time at which the function was called (nanoseconds)
moduleID – The module identifier
- Returns
void
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void Reset_mtbFeedforward(mtbFeedforwardConfig *configData, uint64_t callTime, int64_t moduleID)¶
This method performs a complete reset of the module. Local module variables that retain time varying states between function calls are reset to their default values. Check if required input messages are connected.
- Parameters
configData – The configuration data associated with the module
callTime – [ns] time the method is called
moduleID – The module identifier
- Returns
void
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struct mtbFeedforwardConfig¶
- #include <mtbFeedforward.h>
Top level structure for the sub-module routines.
Public Members
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CmdTorqueBodyMsg_C vehControlInMsg¶
input message containing the current control torque in the Body frame
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MTBCmdMsg_C dipoleRequestMtbInMsg¶
input message containing the individual dipole requests for each torque bar on the vehicle
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TAMSensorBodyMsg_C tamSensorBodyInMsg¶
[Tesla] input message for magnetic field sensor data in the Body frame
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MTBArrayConfigMsg_C mtbArrayConfigParamsInMsg¶
input message containing configuration parameters for all the torque bars on the vehicle
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CmdTorqueBodyMsg_C vehControlOutMsg¶
output message containing the current control torque in the Body frame
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MTBArrayConfigMsgPayload mtbArrayConfigParams¶
configuration for MTB layout
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BSKLogger *bskLogger¶
BSK Logging.
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CmdTorqueBodyMsg_C vehControlInMsg¶