Design and Analysis of Nonlinear Autopilot for Tactical Missile

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A compromise design approach for nonlinear autopilot for tactical missile is detailed from an application point of view. The nonlinear actuator is treated by description function. The damping loop and acceleration loop is dealt with using separation design strategy, respectively. The feasibility and correctness of this proposed method is validated by simulation results.

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