Multi-input Multi-output System Identification Using Impulse Responses

  • YAMAGUCHI I
  • KASAI T
  • IGAWA H
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Abstract

This paper presents a new algorithm for multi-input multi-output (MIMO) system iden- tification in the time domain using impulse responses. The algorithm is suitable for the on-orbit system identification of spacecraft using the responses to thruster im- pulse inputs measured by typical satellite on-board sensors. The Eigensystem Real- ization Algorithm (ERA) realizes a multi-input multi-output (MIMO) system using asynchronous impulse responses in the time domain. Our new method identifies the input and output matrices of a MIMO collocated system by applying a recursive least- squares iteration scheme to refine the matrices obtained from conventional ERA. In this manner, the input matrix is considered to be constructed by the mode shape vectors and the actuator sensitivity matrix. A numerical simulation of an actual spacecraft, the En- gineering Test Satellite-VI (ETS-VI), is performed to verify the algorithm. The nom- inal dynamics model of ETS-VI, which has six rigid body modes and fourteen elastic modes due to large flexible solar panels, is excited by six body-mounted thrusters, and the translational velocities and attitude rates are measured simultaneously. Our method successfully identifies all of the fourteen natural frequencies, damping ratios and mode shape vectors, confirming its validity

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YAMAGUCHI, I., KASAI, T., & IGAWA, H. (2008). Multi-input Multi-output System Identification Using Impulse Responses. Journal of Space Engineering, 1(1), 1–11. https://doi.org/10.1299/spacee.1.1

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