基于落点预测的高旋火箭弹弹道修正算法

Translated title of the contribution: Ballistic trajectory correction algorithms of high-spin rocket based on impact point prediction

Sizhi Yang, Chunlin Gong, Bo Hao, Weinan Wu, Liangxian Gu

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Abstract

The trajectory corrective control of high-spin rocket is a two-dimensional correction control based on equivalent force. Due to gyro precession and the Magnus effect of high-spin rocket, the equivalent force is formed by the control force, and the force caused by the additional angle of attack under the action of the control force, the magnitude and direction of the equivalent force is constantly changing during the control. Therefore, the direction of control force can't be determined simply by the proportional relation of deviation (correction quantity). Based on this, the relationship between control force and equivalent force is analyzed in this paper. A corrective algorithm based on trajectory impact point prediction is proposed. At first, the deviation between the rocket's landing point and its target position is predicted in real-time using the impact point prediction model. Then the paper established corrective sensitivity coefficient matrix based on the small perturbation method, and the control quantity in both longitudinal and transverse directions were obtained through the deviation and sensitivity coefficient matrix. The combined vector and azimuth of the control quantity were obtained by using the relationship of velocity vector before and after the correction control, and the control period was calculated by using the control quantity and the equivalent force. In the control period, the direction of the control force was adjusted according to the azimuth of the equivalent force angle, the accurate control of the high-spin rocket was obtained, and the problem of non-linear coupling was solved. The simulation results show that the algorithm has high control accuracy, providing theoretical basis for engineering application.

Translated title of the contributionBallistic trajectory correction algorithms of high-spin rocket based on impact point prediction
Original languageChinese (Traditional)
Article number323421
JournalHangkong Xuebao/Acta Aeronautica et Astronautica Sinica
Volume41
Issue number2
DOIs
StatePublished - 25 Feb 2020

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