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/**
* @file mc_att_control.h
* Multicopter attitude controller.
*
* @author Tobias Naegeli <naegelit@student.ethz.ch>
* @author Lorenz Meier <lm@inf.ethz.ch>
* @author Anton Babushkin <anton.babushkin@me.com>
* @author Thomas Gubler <thomasgubler@gmail.com>
* @author Julian Oes <julian@oes.ch>
* @author Roman Bapst <bapstr@ethz.ch>
*
* The controller has two loops: P loop for angular error and PD loop for angular rate error.
* Desired rotation calculated keeping in mind that yaw response is normally slower than roll/pitch.
* For small deviations controller rotates copter to have shortest path of thrust vector and independently rotates around yaw,
* so actual rotation axis is not constant. For large deviations controller rotates copter around fixed axis.
* These two approaches fused seamlessly with weight depending on angular error.
* When thrust vector directed near-horizontally (e.g. roll ~= PI/2) yaw setpoint ignored because of singularity.
* Controller doesn't use Euler angles for work, they generated only for more human-friendly control and logging.
* If rotation matrix setpoint is invalid it will be generated from Euler angles for compatibility with old position controllers.
*/
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <math.h>
#include <poll.h>
#include <systemlib/perf_counter.h>
// #include <systemlib/systemlib.h>
#include <systemlib/circuit_breaker.h>
#include <lib/mathlib/mathlib.h>
#include "mc_att_control_base.h"
class MulticopterAttitudeControl :
public MulticopterAttitudeControlBase
{
public:
/**
* Constructor
*/
MulticopterAttitudeControl();
/**
* Destructor, also kills the sensors task.
*/
~MulticopterAttitudeControl();
/* Callbacks for topics */
void handle_vehicle_attitude(const PX4_TOPIC_T(vehicle_attitude) &msg);
void handle_parameter_update(const PX4_TOPIC_T(parameter_update) &msg);
void spin() { _n.spin(); }
private:
bool _task_should_exit; /**< if true, sensor task should exit */
bool _actuators_0_circuit_breaker_enabled; /**< circuit breaker to suppress output */
px4::Publisher * _att_sp_pub; /**< attitude setpoint publication */
px4::Publisher * _v_rates_sp_pub; /**< rate setpoint publication */
px4::Publisher * _actuators_0_pub; /**< attitude actuator controls publication */
px4::NodeHandle _n;
struct {
px4_param_t roll_p;
px4_param_t roll_rate_p;
px4_param_t roll_rate_i;
px4_param_t roll_rate_d;
px4_param_t pitch_p;
px4_param_t pitch_rate_p;
px4_param_t pitch_rate_i;
px4_param_t pitch_rate_d;
px4_param_t yaw_p;
px4_param_t yaw_rate_p;
px4_param_t yaw_rate_i;
px4_param_t yaw_rate_d;
px4_param_t yaw_ff;
px4_param_t yaw_rate_max;
px4_param_t man_roll_max;
px4_param_t man_pitch_max;
px4_param_t man_yaw_max;
px4_param_t acro_roll_max;
px4_param_t acro_pitch_max;
px4_param_t acro_yaw_max;
px4_param_t autostart_id;
} _params_handles; /**< handles for interesting parameters */
perf_counter_t _loop_perf; /**< loop performance counter */
/**
* Update our local parameter cache.
*/
int parameters_update();
};
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