PX4-Autopilot/src/modules/control_allocator/ControlAllocation/ControlAllocationPseudoInverse.hpp
Silvan Fuhrer 0950bb81ab ControlAllocation: update normalization scale only if matrix updated is forced
The forced flag is used to distinguish between updates due to a configuration
(parameter) change (only enabled when disarmed), and matrix updates due to motor
tilt change. Only update the normalization scale if the forced flag is true, and
use a tilt angle of vertical position for it to have the scales tilt-invariant.

Signed-off-by: Silvan Fuhrer <silvan@auterion.com>
2022-01-19 08:22:12 +01:00

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/**
* @file ControlAllocationPseudoInverse.hpp
*
* Simple Control Allocation Algorithm
*
* It computes the pseudo-inverse of the effectiveness matrix
* Actuator saturation is handled by simple clipping, do not
* expect good performance in case of actuator saturation.
*
* @author Julien Lecoeur <julien.lecoeur@gmail.com>
*/
#pragma once
#include "ControlAllocation.hpp"
class ControlAllocationPseudoInverse: public ControlAllocation
{
public:
ControlAllocationPseudoInverse() = default;
virtual ~ControlAllocationPseudoInverse() = default;
void allocate() override;
void setEffectivenessMatrix(const matrix::Matrix<float, NUM_AXES, NUM_ACTUATORS> &effectiveness,
const ActuatorVector &actuator_trim, const ActuatorVector &linearization_point, int num_actuators,
bool update_normalization_scale) override;
protected:
matrix::Matrix<float, NUM_ACTUATORS, NUM_AXES> _mix;
bool _mix_update_needed{false};
/**
* Recalculate pseudo inverse if required.
*
*/
void updatePseudoInverse();
private:
void normalizeControlAllocationMatrix();
void updateControlAllocationMatrixScale();
bool _normalization_needs_update{false};
};