Autopilot design for missile controlled by lateral thrust/aero force using combined optimal/classical approach
Xing Lidan1, Chen Wanchun1, Yin Xingliang2*
1. School of Astronautics, Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Beijing 100191, China;
2. China Aerospace Science and Industry Corp, Beijing 100854, China
Abstract��
To design the autopilot of the missile controlled by both lateral thrust and aerodynamic force, an approach utilizing the combination of optimal control and the frequency analysis in classic control was proposed. The autopilot structure and the gain values were obtained according to optimal control, and the frequency analysis was used to determine the weighting parameters in objective function, to make sure the robustness of the system. Then the simulation results were compared with the traditional method obtained, it shows that the system response becomes faster and a litter more overshoot appears when using the autopilot bought out, the robustness of the system is also indicated.
Xing Lidan, Chen Wanchun, Yin Xingliang.Autopilot design for missile controlled by lateral thrust/aero force using combined optimal/classical approach[J] JOURNAL OF BEIJING UNIVERSITY OF AERONAUTICS AND A, 2009,V35(8): 921-924
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