Design of Midcourse Trajectory for Tactical Ballistic Missile Intercept on the Basis of Zero Effort Miss

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Since the maneuverability of the tactical ballistic missile, the midcourse trajectory of interception missile needs design online. Firstly, this paper reasonably simplifies the models and explores the analytical expressions of their relative motion state to obtain a kind of rapid and high-precision computing method of zero effort miss. Secondly, it applies constant thrust for the interception missile, burns out shut-down solid engine, reflects on the index requirement of overloaded interception missile, and designs midcourse trajectory of the interception missile with Pontryagin maximal principle, in accordance with the analytical expressions of zero effort miss. Finally, with the simulating calculation, the prediction methods of zero effort miss and trajectory design method provided by this paper are applied to a situation simulation which is close to the fact as much as possible so as to verify the applicability in the interception of tactical ballistic missile.

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