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Time-to-go Polynomial Guidance with Trajectory Modulation for Observability Enhancement

by: Tae-Hun Kim, Chang-Hun Lee, Min-Jea Tahk
Aerospace and Electronic Systems, IEEE Transactions on, Vol. 49, No. 1. (January 2013), pp. 55-73, doi:10.1109/taes.2013.6404091  Key: citeulike:12016565

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A new impact angle control guidance law is introduced for a homing missile system equipped with a passive seeker against a stationary or slowly moving target. The proposed guidance law provides sufficient trajectory modulations, such as oscillatory trajectories, to enhance target observability from angle-only measurements. The derivation of the guidance command is based on the time-to-go polynomial guidance (TPG) law, which is one of the impact angle control laws. Closed-form solutions of the proposed law and their characteristics are investigated. The results inspired the proposed practical time-to-go calculation method and the maximum bounds of guidance gains, which are important for the practical implementation of the guidance law. Linear and nonlinear simulations with a target tracking filter are performed to investigate the performance of the proposed law.


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