3D Guidance Law with INS/IR Integration for Increasing Penetration Force

Qiang Xing; Wan Chun Chen; Bao Yin Ming

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.548.719

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3D Guidance Law with INS/IR Integration for Increasing Penetration Force

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In the modern warfare, the trajectory of flight vehicle was required to have the ability to be adjusted in specified shape to increasing the penetration force. This paper deals with the guidance law and data fusion system to impact a target in specified direction for precision guided munitions. A three-dimensional guidance law is designed by combining the optimal guidance law and terminal acceleration tuning methodology. A new configuration of Extended Kalman Filter (EKF) is employed to obtain the range and angle information from INS and infrared seeker to improve the survivability of guidance system in the circumstance with strong electromagnetic interference.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 548)

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Qiang Xing, Wan Chun Chen, Bao Yin Ming

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Data Fusion, EKF, Guidance, Impact Angle, Penetration Force

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