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Matlab application computes the optimal parameters for controlling the attitude of Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs) utilizing the ArduSub framework.

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ATControlROV

This application enables the determination of optimal values for controlling the attitude of the ROV BlueROV2, BlueROV2 Heavy, and ROVs based on the ArduSub project, through a series of controlled trials and data processing. It facilitates both advanced and novice users to understand and adjust the ROV control system.

The application utilizes various MATLAB tools and Python libraries to establish communication and control of the ROV.

Tools and Libraries Used:

MATLAB:

• Control System Toolbox

• Signal Processing Toolbox

• System Identification Toolbox

Python libraries:

• Pymavlink

• pymavlink.quaternion

• sys, os, math, pathlib and time

Application Description:

The main application is named ATControl.mlapp. The user interface allows for conducting segment trials through a series of buttons. This setup enables advanced users to directly access the necessary options and novice users to understand each part of the ROV control system.

Recommended Procedure:

  1. Set Test Parameters: Enter the values for Roll, Yaw, Pitch, and Depth, then press "Set Test Parameters".

  2. Reset PID: Press "PID0" to set the ROV PID values to zero.

  3. Conduct Trials and Process Data:

  4. Yaw:

    4.1. Press "YAW", process data, and adjust PID Inner Loop.

    4.2. Press "YAW2", process data2, adjust PID Outer Loop.

    4.3. Press "Save Yaw Results" to test the movement with the calculated PID values and save the results in the "results" folder.

  5. Roll:

    5.1. Press "ROLL", process data, and adjust PID Inner Loop.

    5.2. Press "ROLL2", process data2, adjust PID Outer Loop.

    5.3. Press "Save Roll Results" to test the movement with the calculated PID values and save the results in the "results" folder.

  6. Pitch:

    6.1. Press "PITCH", process data, and adjust PID Inner Loop.

    6.2. Press "PITCH2", process data2, adjust PID Outer Loop.

    6.3. Press "Save Pitch Results" to test the movement with the calculated PID values and save the results in the "results" folder.

Restrictions and Recommendations:

• It is recommended not to change the target values or test duration, although advanced users may modify these values according to their specific needs.

• Execution Order: Follow the recommended order to ensure proper control loop configuration.

• After executing the movement tests, the vehicle's internal state is reset to avoid errors in the next test run. Please wait before continuing with the next test.

Sequential UML diagram depicting the program's sequence, specifically focusing on the YAW tests: appYaw

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Matlab application computes the optimal parameters for controlling the attitude of Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs) utilizing the ArduSub framework.

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