Miss Distance Error Analysis of Strapdown Seeker Imaging System

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Providing an exact miss distance is the goal of strapdown seeker imaging system. Real-time correction of target miss distance is always introduced. The values of miss distance are the key factor influencing exactness of LOS (line of sight) rates. Thus the miss distance needs to be stable. Three key measurement error sources of strapdown seeker imaging system are analyzed. There are imaging errors, tracking errors and time delay errors. The causes of different errors are discussed in this paper. The influence of the errors on outputting of miss distance is analyzed. The goal of image error analysis is to reduce the errors. Finally, some methods for reducing error are presented.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 753-755)

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1976-1979

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August 2013

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