I was looking at the code and saw that there is a pitch setpoint dropping in from a deceleration control. I have observed that the height rate is somewhat close to zero as well. Just wanted to understand if there is a throttle to height rate controller code sitting in the code. If yes, where exactly can I find it?
@JulianOes @sfuhrer can throw some light on this?
Can you zoom out and give some context. And maybe a log and the PX4 version you’re using?
This was observed during VTOL back transition. During Back Transition. In the code, I could see that the pitch setpoint is held zero (standard.cpp).
While running the simulations and even from flight data, I could see that the height rate settles to zero as well. I wanted to know if there is a throttle to height rate controller that maintains height rate zero?
I am working on PX4 V1.15.4 and I wish to customize the VTOL back transition to avoid aggressive pitch occurrences.
Thanks and sorry for not giving a context ![]()
Ah, so you’re referring to this?
yep, wanted to know if there is something similar for height rate control as well. Because here we can see that it is clearly a controlled parameter.
height rate, so in other words z velocity?
Yeah, during back transition a zero z velocity is observed. Just wanted to know where in the code that is defined.
Thanks
Thanks a lot, this helps a lot!!
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