This invention relates to a method and
system for ultra-
low frequency elastic adaptive fault-tolerant attitude
stabilization control of launch vehicles, belonging to the fields of
launch vehicle overall design,
launch vehicle dynamics and control. This invention proposes for the first time a dual-
center frequency adaptive filter that can simultaneously identify two elastic mode frequencies, completely avoiding frequency
crossover problems. It has good application effects in handling the adaptive suppression of second and third-order elastic
modes throughout the
rocket. Furthermore, unlike previous series notch filtering approaches, this invention proposes an elastic suppression strategy based on additive compensation, adding a compensation
signal to the original control loop. This compensation
signal can be used to control the
impact of this loop on the original
control system scheme through amplitude limiting and other means. It has a good application foundation in terms of safety and stability, and has good
engineering application prospects. Moreover, it has good fault-tolerant adaptability to changes in
rocket dynamic characteristics under differences in space and ground design and fault conditions.