What Is Model Reference Adaptive Control (MRAC)? | Learning-Based Control, Part 3

Use an adaptive control method called model reference adaptive control (MRAC). This controller can adapt in real time to variations and uncertainty in the system that is being controlled.

See how model reference adaptive control cancels out the unmodelled dynamics so that a nominal plant model matches with a reference model.

A MATLAB® example shows where this adaptive control method is used to control the unknown and undesired rolling oscillations, which can occur in a delta-wing aircraft.

- Simulink Control Design: https://bit.ly/3709JTF
- Below references are displayed in a journey on Resourcium: https://bit.ly/3VTG57z
- MRAC controller: https://bit.ly/44UjkV1
- MRAC wing rock example: https://bit.ly/38KCtAq
- MRAC satellite spin example: https://bit.ly/3I3ZDQY
- Model Reference Adaptive Control Fundamentals (Dr. Tansel Yucelen):    • Model Reference Adaptive Control Fund...  
- Model Reference Adaptive Control Part-1 (Dr. Shubhendu Bhasin):    • Model Reference Adaptive Control Part-1  
- Adaptive Control (Part 1) - Hypersonics and the MIT Rule (Rodríguez): https://bit.ly/3I5QGX8

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