AttitudeControlTest.cpp
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/****************************************************************************
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#include <gtest/gtest.h>
#include <AttitudeControl.hpp>
#include <mathlib/math/Functions.hpp>
using namespace matrix;
TEST(AttitudeControlTest, AllZeroCase)
{
AttitudeControl attitude_control;
Vector3f rate_setpoint = attitude_control.update(Quatf());
EXPECT_EQ(rate_setpoint, Vector3f());
}
class AttitudeControlConvergenceTest : public ::testing::Test
{
public:
AttitudeControlConvergenceTest()
{
_attitude_control.setProportionalGain(Vector3f(.5f, .6f, .3f), .4f);
_attitude_control.setRateLimit(Vector3f(100.f, 100.f, 100.f));
}
void checkConvergence()
{
int i; // need function scope to check how many steps
Vector3f rate_setpoint(1000.f, 1000.f, 1000.f);
_attitude_control.setAttitudeSetpoint(_quat_goal, 0.f);
for (i = 100; i > 0; i--) {
// run attitude control to get rate setpoints
const Vector3f rate_setpoint_new = _attitude_control.update(_quat_state);
// rotate the simulated state quaternion according to the rate setpoint
_quat_state = _quat_state * Quatf(AxisAnglef(rate_setpoint_new));
_quat_state = -_quat_state; // produce intermittent antipodal quaternion states to test against unwinding problem
// expect the error and hence also the output to get smaller with each iteration
if (rate_setpoint_new.norm() >= rate_setpoint.norm()) {
break;
}
rate_setpoint = rate_setpoint_new;
}
EXPECT_EQ(_quat_state.canonical(), _quat_goal.canonical());
// it shouldn't have taken longer than an iteration timeout to converge
EXPECT_GT(i, 0);
}
AttitudeControl _attitude_control;
Quatf _quat_state;
Quatf _quat_goal;
};
TEST_F(AttitudeControlConvergenceTest, AttitudeControlConvergence)
{
const int inputs = 8;
const Quatf QArray[inputs] = {
Quatf(),
Quatf(0, 1, 0, 0),
Quatf(0, 0, 1, 0),
Quatf(0, 0, 0, 1),
Quatf(0.698f, 0.024f, -0.681f, -0.220f),
Quatf(-0.820f, -0.313f, 0.225f, -0.423f),
Quatf(0.599f, -0.172f, 0.755f, -0.204f),
Quatf(0.216f, -0.662f, 0.290f, -0.656f)
};
for (int i = 0; i < inputs; i++) {
for (int j = 0; j < inputs; j++) {
printf("--- Input combination: %d %d\n", i, j);
_quat_state = QArray[i];
_quat_goal = QArray[j];
_quat_state.normalize();
_quat_goal.normalize();
checkConvergence();
}
}
}
TEST(AttitudeControlTest, YawWeightScaling)
{
// GIVEN: default tuning and pure yaw turn command
AttitudeControl attitude_control;
const float yaw_gain = 2.8f;
const float yaw_sp = .1f;
Quatf pure_yaw_attitude(cosf(yaw_sp / 2.f), 0, 0, sinf(yaw_sp / 2.f));
attitude_control.setProportionalGain(Vector3f(6.5f, 6.5f, yaw_gain), .4f);
attitude_control.setRateLimit(Vector3f(1000.f, 1000.f, 1000.f));
attitude_control.setAttitudeSetpoint(pure_yaw_attitude, 0.f);
// WHEN: we run one iteration of the controller
Vector3f rate_setpoint = attitude_control.update(Quatf());
// THEN: no actuation in roll, pitch
EXPECT_EQ(Vector2f(rate_setpoint), Vector2f());
// THEN: actuation error * gain in yaw
EXPECT_NEAR(rate_setpoint(2), yaw_sp * yaw_gain, 1e-4f);
// GIVEN: additional corner case of zero yaw weight
attitude_control.setProportionalGain(Vector3f(6.5f, 6.5f, yaw_gain), 0.f);
// WHEN: we run one iteration of the controller
rate_setpoint = attitude_control.update(Quatf());
// THEN: no actuation (also no NAN)
EXPECT_EQ(rate_setpoint, Vector3f());
}