Introduction -

Ascent Phase Flight Control

Ascent Phase Flight Control refers to the control system used to guide a rocket during its initial launch phase, from the ground up to the point where it reaches space. This phase is critical because it involves managing the rocket's direction, speed, and stability to ensure it stays on its planned path and doesn't deviate, which could result in mission failure.

Sliding Mode Control

Sliding Mode Control (SMC) is a type of control method used to manage and stabilize systems that are complex and have uncertain parameters. It works by making the system's behavior "slide" along a predetermined path or surface, correcting any deviations quickly and effectively. In the context of Ascent Phase Flight Control, SMC can be used to precisely control the rocket's movement even in the presence of unpredictable factors like wind or minor mechanical issues, ensuring a smoother and more reliable ascent.

Objectives & Key Results

Objectives For 6-DoF ascent phase rocket flight

Develop a 6-DoF simulator for the ascent phase of rocket flight, considering the following aspects:

Key Results For 6-DoF ascent phase rocket flight

Objectives For Sliding Mode Control