Abstract
The rapid attitude stabilization problem of flexible spacecraft with uncertain inertia and disturbances is investigated. In this article, a sliding mode-based fixed-time control approach is presented with a new fixed-time surface ensuring a faster convergence rate incorporated. This surface has no singularity and can guarantee the settling time to be independent of initial states. An adaptive fixed-time attitude control law is then synthesized, which is continuous and chattering free. It is rigorously proved that the states of the spacecraft attitude system can converge into a small neighborhood after fixed time. A numerical example is presented to validate that the designed scheme is efficient to perform attitude stabilization maneuvers rapidly, whereas high control accuracy is still provided.
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