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 ControlAllocation.hpp
*
* Interface for Control Allocation Algorithms
*
* Implementers of this interface are expected to update the members
* of this base class in the `allocate` method.
*
* Example usage:
* ```
* [...]
* // Initialization
* ControlAllocationMethodImpl alloc();
* alloc.setEffectivenessMatrix(effectiveness, actuator_trim);
* alloc.setActuatorMin(actuator_min);
* alloc.setActuatorMin(actuator_max);
*
* while (1) {
* [...]
*
* // Set control setpoint, allocate actuator setpoint, retrieve actuator setpoint
* alloc.setControlSetpoint(control_sp);
* alloc.allocate();
* actuator_sp = alloc.getActuatorSetpoint();
*
* // Check if the control setpoint was fully allocated
* unallocated_control = control_sp - alloc.getAllocatedControl()
*
* [...]
* }
* ```
*
*
* @author Julien Lecoeur <julien.lecoeur@gmail.com>
*/
#pragma once
#include <matrix/matrix/math.hpp>
#include "ActuatorEffectiveness/ActuatorEffectiveness.hpp"
class ControlAllocation
{
public:
ControlAllocation();
virtual ~ControlAllocation() = default;
static constexpr uint8_t NUM_ACTUATORS = ActuatorEffectiveness::NUM_ACTUATORS;
static constexpr uint8_t NUM_AXES = ActuatorEffectiveness::NUM_AXES;
typedef matrix::Vector<float, NUM_ACTUATORS> ActuatorVector;
enum ControlAxis {
ROLL = 0,
PITCH,
YAW,
THRUST_X,
THRUST_Y,
THRUST_Z
};
/**
* Allocate control setpoint to actuators
*/
virtual void allocate() = 0;
/**
* Set the control effectiveness matrix
*
* @param B Effectiveness matrix
*/
virtual 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);
/**
* Get the allocated actuator vector
*
* @return Actuator vector
*/
const matrix::Vector<float, NUM_ACTUATORS> &getActuatorSetpoint() const { return _actuator_sp; }
/**
* Set the desired control vector
*
* @param Control vector
*/
void setControlSetpoint(const matrix::Vector<float, NUM_AXES> &control) { _control_sp = control; }
/**
* Set the desired control vector
*
* @param Control vector
*/
const matrix::Vector<float, NUM_AXES> &getControlSetpoint() const { return _control_sp; }
/**
* Get the allocated control vector
*
* @return Control vector
*/
matrix::Vector<float, NUM_AXES> getAllocatedControl() const
{ return (_effectiveness * _actuator_sp).emult(_control_allocation_scale); }
/**
* Get the control effectiveness matrix
*
* @return Effectiveness matrix
*/
const matrix::Matrix<float, NUM_AXES, NUM_ACTUATORS> &getEffectivenessMatrix() const { return _effectiveness; }
/**
* Set the minimum actuator values
*
* @param actuator_min Minimum actuator values
*/
void setActuatorMin(const matrix::Vector<float, NUM_ACTUATORS> &actuator_min) { _actuator_min = actuator_min; }
/**
* Get the minimum actuator values
*
* @return Minimum actuator values
*/
const matrix::Vector<float, NUM_ACTUATORS> &getActuatorMin() const { return _actuator_min; }
/**
* Set the maximum actuator values
*
* @param actuator_max Maximum actuator values
*/
void setActuatorMax(const matrix::Vector<float, NUM_ACTUATORS> &actuator_max) { _actuator_max = actuator_max; }
/**
* Get the maximum actuator values
*
* @return Maximum actuator values
*/
const matrix::Vector<float, NUM_ACTUATORS> &getActuatorMax() const { return _actuator_max; }
/**
* Set the current actuator setpoint.
*
* Use this when a new allocation method is started to initialize it properly.
* In most cases, it is not needed to call this method before `allocate()`.
* Indeed the previous actuator setpoint is expected to be stored during calls to `allocate()`.
*
* @param actuator_sp Actuator setpoint
*/
void setActuatorSetpoint(const matrix::Vector<float, NUM_ACTUATORS> &actuator_sp);
void setSlewRateLimit(const matrix::Vector<float, NUM_ACTUATORS> &slew_rate_limit)
{ _actuator_slew_rate_limit = slew_rate_limit; }
/**
* Apply slew rate to current actuator setpoint
*/
void applySlewRateLimit(float dt);
/**
* Clip the actuator setpoint between minimum and maximum values.
*
* The output is in the range [min; max]
*
* @param actuator Actuator vector to clip
*/
void clipActuatorSetpoint(matrix::Vector<float, NUM_ACTUATORS> &actuator) const;
void clipActuatorSetpoint() { clipActuatorSetpoint(_actuator_sp); }
/**
* Normalize the actuator setpoint between minimum and maximum values.
*
* The output is in the range [-1; +1]
*
* @param actuator Actuator vector to normalize
*
* @return Clipped actuator setpoint
*/
matrix::Vector<float, NUM_ACTUATORS> normalizeActuatorSetpoint(const matrix::Vector<float, NUM_ACTUATORS> &actuator)
const;
virtual void updateParameters() {}
int numConfiguredActuators() const { return _num_actuators; }
void setNormalizeRPY(bool normalize_rpy) { _normalize_rpy = normalize_rpy; }
protected:
friend class ControlAllocator; // for _actuator_sp
matrix::Matrix<float, NUM_AXES, NUM_ACTUATORS> _effectiveness; ///< Effectiveness matrix
matrix::Vector<float, NUM_AXES> _control_allocation_scale; ///< Scaling applied during allocation
matrix::Vector<float, NUM_ACTUATORS> _actuator_trim; ///< Neutral actuator values
matrix::Vector<float, NUM_ACTUATORS> _actuator_min; ///< Minimum actuator values
matrix::Vector<float, NUM_ACTUATORS> _actuator_max; ///< Maximum actuator values
matrix::Vector<float, NUM_ACTUATORS> _actuator_slew_rate_limit; ///< Slew rate limit
matrix::Vector<float, NUM_ACTUATORS> _prev_actuator_sp; ///< Previous actuator setpoint
matrix::Vector<float, NUM_ACTUATORS> _actuator_sp; ///< Actuator setpoint
matrix::Vector<float, NUM_AXES> _control_sp; ///< Control setpoint
matrix::Vector<float, NUM_AXES> _control_trim; ///< Control at trim actuator values
int _num_actuators{0};
bool _normalize_rpy{false}; ///< if true, normalize roll, pitch and yaw columns
};