Understanding and Tuning Non-Linear PID Controllers for UAVs

In summary, the conversation involves someone working on a project controlling a UAV and trying to understand non-linear PID controllers. They are looking for information on how to find the functions and tune the parameters for a non-linear PID. They have asked for help from others, but are also looking at a paper for guidance. They have specific questions about the coefficients and understanding a section in the paper.
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young_penguin
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NLPID and LPID
Hello,
I'm working on a project controlling a UAV (quadcopter)
I'm trying to understand non-linear PID controllers.
I know that a linear PID is given by:
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and a non-linear PID the konstant terms are replaced with functions
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My question is: how to i find these function and tune the paremeters, i don't seem to understand
Hope someone can help!
 
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Hello young penguin, :welcome:

Don't the authors describe that in their paper ?

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You can hardly expect us to do much better on such a general question than a paper (probably the same as the one you looked at) of 10 pages with 32 references.
 
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young_penguin said:
I haven't seen this paper
So where did your formula picture come from ?
young_penguin said:
i don't seem to understand what f_z1, f_z2, and f_z3 are.
I suppose I could read the paper thoroughly and come up with an answer. But I am certain you can read too :smile:
 
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BvU said:
Hello young penguin, :welcome:

Don't the authors describe that in their paper ?

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You can hardly expect us to do much better on such a general question than a paper (probably the same as the one you looked at) of 10 pages with 32 references.

Hello BvU
Sorry i was a little too fast, i was reading the paper.
thanks for the reply. I have looked at the paper you link to, and have some basic questions i hope you can answer for me.

I don't seem to understand how the coefficients k_i1, k_i2, mu and alpha are found
I see what he says in section 5.1. Step reference tracking but i don't understand it.
Hope you can help
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