3D trajectory tracking of underactuated non-minimum phase underwater vehicles

This paper studies the 3D trajectory tracking problem for a class of torpedo-type underwater vehicles which are a typical underactuated and also non-minimum phase systems. Two spherical coordinate transformations are introduced to transform the vehicles’ tracking model into a certain three-input-thr...

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Published in:Automatica (Oxford) 2023-09, Vol.155, p.111149, Article 111149
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