Abstract
A nonlinear control technique for autonomous control of a tri-rotor unmanned aerial vehicle is presented in this paper. First, a comprehensive mathematical model is developed using the Newton–Euler approach for a tri-rotor, which is found to be highly nonlinear and coupled. Then, the equivalent input affine model is extracted by applying a suitable transformation. Finally, the sliding mode control for trajectory tracking is chosen which is immune to matched external disturbances, parametric uncertainties, and modeling errors. The proposed controller performance has been verified for appropriate inputs under wind disturbances using MATLAB, and the simulation results are presented.
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