Study on Trajectory Planning for Space Simulator Based on Minimum Acceleration Limitation

Zhen Zhen Bian; Hong Bo Li; Yun He; Zhi Gang Xu; Feng Sheng Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.740.3

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Study on Trajectory Planning for Space Simulator Based on Minimum Acceleration Limitation

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Trajectory planning and simulation of docking tests on the ground for space simulator is one of key technologies to complete space docking mission. A new time-optimal trajectory planning algorithm is proposed based on minimum acceleration limitation. It is realized by searching maximum acceleration to obtain the best time according to PSO (particle swarm optimization). Through calling matlab script by LabView and capturing control set points, 3D CAD model is driven to verify the rationality of the trajectory planning algorithm and model design. The simulation results show that the simulator using the proposed algorithm can move smoothly and reliably meeting the experiment requirements.

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Zhen Zhen Bian, Hong Bo Li, Yun He, Zhi Gang Xu, Feng Sheng Li

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Optimal Execution Time, Space Simulator, Trajectory Planning, Virtual Prototype

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