Guidance method for air-to-ground missile launch glide phase including velocity process constraints and multi-terminal constraints
A speed process, multi-terminal technology, applied in the field of weapons, can solve problems such as poor robustness, complicated preparation work, and inability to cope with the battlefield environment.
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[0162] In order to verify the performance of the above-mentioned guidance law in the glide phase, the Tomahawk cruise missile is selected as the model here. The mass of the missile is 1204.54Kg, the ignition Mach number is set to be 0.6 to 0.7, the height is 0.5km to 4km, the ballistic inclination angle is 0deg, and the attack angle is 2deg to 6deg. The flight maximum airspeed is limited to 0.9Ma, the release speed is 0.6Ma to 0.9Ma, the possible release altitude is 1km to 13km, and the trajectory inclination angle is 0deg. The aerodynamic data of the missile is obtained by solving the aerodynamic estimation software Datcom, the aerodynamic reference area is 0.38m2, and the fitting of the aerodynamic coefficient is shown in the following formula.
[0163] C l =C l1 α+C l0
[0164] C d =C d2 alpha 2 +C d1 α+C d0
[0165] where C l0=-0.009, C l1 = 0.259, C d0 =0.0478Ma 2 -0.0807Ma+0.1415, C d1 = 0.0001, C d2 = 0.0043. In the simulation test, the launch Mach numb...
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