Three-dimensional piecewise cooperative guidance with smooth switching topology

  • Shiwei Chen
  • , Wei Wang
  • , Junfang Fan*
  • *Corresponding author for this work

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Abstract

To investigate the issue of large-scale multi-missile cooperative attacks on a same target, this paper presents a three-dimensional piecewise cooperative guidance law based on smooth switching topology, realizing time consensus and impact angle constraints. Firstly, to implement the piecewise cooperative guidance law design, we establish the attack surface of the arc profile according to the expected LOS angle and the communication switching point, and obtain the virtual impact point (VIP). Secondly, a switching function is designed to ensure the smooth transition of the communication topology, mitigating the chattering issue in existing communication topology switching, while a time consensus protocol control input is implemented to facilitate the time cooperative attack of the missile in the LOS direction. Meanwhile, a fixed-time terminal sliding mode guidance law is established to guarantee the satisfaction of the impact angle constraint at the VIP. Additionally, an adaptive three-dimensional proportional navigation guidance (PNG) law is designed to guarantee zero miss distance at the real impact point (RIP). Finally, simulations involving four missiles attacking stationary targets simultaneously validate the effectiveness and superiority of the piecewise cooperative guidance law.

Original languageEnglish
Article number109181
JournalAerospace Science and Technology
Volume150
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Jul 2024

Keywords

  • Communication topology switching
  • Fixed-time terminal sliding mode guidance law
  • Impact angle constraint
  • Piecewise cooperative guidance law
  • Time consensus protocol control

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