Abstract
In terminal accelerating phase, abrupt changes of thrust and velocity of image guided missile will disturb image tracking and guidance loops in which the shooter is involved. A man-in-loop real-time simulation of tracking and guidance is taken to study this problem. The target, missile and image seeker in simulation system are expressed as mathematical models while the shooter and the controller are introduced into simulation system as hardware. Tracking error and guidance coefficient variety caused by abrupt thrust change is obtained and the stability of image tracking and trajectory is discussed.
Original language | English |
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Title of host publication | Proceedings of Asian Simulation Conference; System Simulation and Scientific Computing (Shanghai) |
Editors | C. Zongij, F. Minrui, H. Guosen, P. Xiaoyuan, X. Guangleng, C. Zongji, F. Minrui, H. Guosen, P. Xiaoyuan, X. Guangleng |
Pages | 444-447 |
Number of pages | 4 |
Publication status | Published - 2002 |
Event | Proceedings of Asian Simulation Conference/the 5th International Conference on: System Simulation and Scientific Computing (Shanghai) - Shanghai, China Duration: 3 Nov 2002 → 6 Nov 2002 |
Publication series
Name | Proceedings of Asian Simulation Conference; System Simulation and Scientific Computing (Shanghai) |
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Conference
Conference | Proceedings of Asian Simulation Conference/the 5th International Conference on: System Simulation and Scientific Computing (Shanghai) |
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Country/Territory | China |
City | Shanghai |
Period | 3/11/02 → 6/11/02 |
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Lin, H., & Wang, X. (2002). Simulation of target image tracking when thrust and velocity change abruptly. In C. Zongij, F. Minrui, H. Guosen, P. Xiaoyuan, X. Guangleng, C. Zongji, F. Minrui, H. Guosen, P. Xiaoyuan, & X. Guangleng (Eds.), Proceedings of Asian Simulation Conference; System Simulation and Scientific Computing (Shanghai) (pp. 444-447). (Proceedings of Asian Simulation Conference; System Simulation and Scientific Computing (Shanghai)).