A method for real-time planning of maneuvering targets in a moving coordinate system by a spacecraft
A technology of maneuvering target and moving coordinate system, which is applied to instruments, general control systems, control/regulation systems, etc., and can solve the problems of inability to provide extrapolation time, affecting the stability of satellite operation and the realization of maneuvering indicators.
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[0041] Embodiment 1: a certain orbit height 500km sun-synchronous orbit satellite, the maximum maneuvering angular velocity of the star is taken as 2° / s, and this satellite is maneuvered to the sun-oriented attitude by the orientation attitude towards the ground, according to the maneuvering target of the moving coordinate system of the present invention in real time The planning method is used for planning, and the simulation results of the whole process of maneuvering are as follows: Figure 2 ~ Figure 3 shown. in figure 2 is the orbit system real-time planning quaternion q ro (solid line) and the real-time target quaternion q t (dashed line) curve, as shown at the end of the maneuver q ro with q t Smooth transitions and transitions are achieved. image 3 is the angular velocity ω of the real-time program relative to the inertial frame ri (solid line) and the angular velocity ω of the target moving coordinate system relative to the inertial system si (dashed line) cu...
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