Abstract

AbstractThe attitude tracking control problem of rigid spacecraft subjected to external disturbance and prescribed performance is studied. A fast fixed‐time stability theorem is firstly developed. A continuous disturbance observer is then designed with its estimation error can be driven into a tiny neighborhood containing zero within fixed time. Moreover, the spacecraft attitude tracking error constrained by prescribed performance function is transformed into an unconstrained dynamics. A disturbance observer‐based prescribed performance tracking controller is designed to stabilize the unconstrained dynamics within fixed time. It also means that the attitude tracking errors meet the prescribed performance as the stabilization of the unconstrained dynamics. Spacecraft simulation examples are finally given to validate the effectiveness of the proposed controller.

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