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有界电机输入下双向螺旋桨的精确反推力极限

Exact Thrust-Reversal Limits of Bidirectional Propellers under Bounded Motor Inputs

Ahmed Ali, Chiara Gabellieri, Antonio Franchi

arXiv 2608.06991首次发表:更新:

发表机构

University of Twente; Sapienza University of Rome(特温特大学; 罗马第一大学)

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AI 中文总结

本研究揭示双向螺旋桨反推力的固有执行器限制,推导有界电机输入下的推力轨迹可复现条件,通过实验验证反推力阶次对电流、电压及推力跟踪的影响。

AI 中文摘要

双向螺旋桨常被视为带符号的推力源,但其推力是转子转速的带符号二次函数,反推力必然通过零转子转速实现,此时有界电机转矩改变推力的能力会受阻。本研究通过在有界电机输入下研究精确推力轨迹的可复现性,正式阐明这一阻碍。推导了零推力处输入增益消失的归一化推力坐标模型,基于期望推力轨迹零交叉阶次证明了必要且充分的可复现性条件。其中,以非零斜率穿过零点的推力反推力,需要无界电机输入;所得条件为设计避免电机奇异的推力反推力提供了直接规则。还推导了驱动双向螺旋桨的直流电机对应的电流和电压正则性要求。在电机-螺旋桨装置上开展的实验验证了预测的反推力阶次效应:线性反推力会出现局部电流/电压峰值和推力跟踪退化,而高阶反推力则不会。本研究结果揭示了一种固有的执行器级限制,必须在无人机的力、加速度和交互控制参考中加以考虑。

英文摘要

Bidirectional propellers are often treated as signed thrust sources, but their thrust is a signed-quadratic function of rotor speed.Thus, thrust reversal necessarily occurs through zero rotor speed, where the ability of a bounded motor torque to change thrust collapses.This work formalizes this obstruction by studying exact thrust-trajectory reproducibility under bounded motor inputs with prescribed smoothness.We derive a normalized thrust-coordinate model with vanishing input gain at zero thrust, and prove necessary and sufficient reproducibility conditions in terms of the zero-crossing order of the desired thrust.Generic reversals, in which thrust crosses zero with nonzero slope, require unbounded motor input; the resulting conditions provide direct design rules for shaping thrust reversals that avoid singular motor commands.We also derive the corresponding current and voltage regularity requirements for a DC motor driving a bidirectional propeller.Experiments on a motor-propeller setup validate the predicted reversal-order effects, showing localized current/voltage peaks and thrust-tracking degradation for linear reversals, but not for higher-order reversals.These results expose an intrinsic actuator-level limitation that must be considered in force, acceleration, and interaction-control references for aerial robots.

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