Analysis shows quadrotor control dampens pendulum oscillations in a liquid cavity, suggesting stability in aerial systems.
Dynamics of a pendulum suspended to a quadrotor and having a spherical cavity partially filled with the ideal liquid is considered. It is supposed that the system moves in the vertical plane. The drag force acting on the pendulum is taken into account. In order to simulate oscillations of the liquid inside the cavity, a phenomenological “pendulum” model is used. An algorithm for constructing the quadrotor acceleration control is proposed that ensures the transition of the system to the steady horizontal flight with the speci ed speed along with damping of oscillations of both the pendulum and the liquid inside it (including in the presence of a constant wind).
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