Standard trajectory tracking guidance method based on height-range ratio
A standard trajectory and range technology, applied in the direction of vehicle position/route/height control, control/regulation system, non-electric variable control, etc., to achieve the effect of simple form, small amount of calculation, and improved guidance accuracy
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[0032] A standard trajectory tracking guidance method based on altitude-to-range ratio, said method comprising the steps of:
[0033] Step 1: According to the initial state of the aircraft and the final desired state (including speed and position), determine the total range of the aircraft, and obtain the altitude-velocity corridor of the aircraft under the constraint conditions ( re-entry corridor);
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[0036] Among them, n max In order to allow the maximum overload; m T is the mass of the aircraft; S is the characteristic area of the aircraft; C y is the aerodynamic coefficient; q max is the allowable maximum dynamic pressure; ρ is the atmospheric density;
[0037] Since both the atmospheric density and the aerodynamic coefficient in the above formula can be described as a function of height, the maximum velocity at different heights can be calculated according to the above formula, and the upper boundary v of the re-entry corridor can be obtained...
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[0065] Such as: the standard trajectory tracking guidance method under the condition that there is uncertainty in the aerodynamic environment of the variable center of mass reentry vehicle, the method includes the following steps:
[0066] Step 1: According to the initial state of the aircraft and the final desired state (including speed and position), determine the total range of the aircraft, and obtain the altitude-velocity corridor of the aircraft under the constraint conditions ( re-entry corridor);
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[0069] Among them, n max In order to allow the maximum overload; m T is the mass of the aircraft; S is the characteristic area of the aircraft; C y is the aerodynamic coefficient; q max is the allowable maximum dynamic pressure; ρ is the atmospheric density;
[0070] Since both the atmospheric density and the aerodynamic coefficient in the above formula can be described as a function of height, the maximum velocity at different heights can be ca...
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