Modal Synthesis of Missile Autopilot Control Law
Ji-Hyun Chung, E.Y. Shapiro
Abstract
Ji-Hyun Chung, E.Y. Shapiro
Abstract
The central topic of this paper is to present an efficient and practical synthesis procedure for a missile autopilot deign problem. The synthesis procedure emphasises on the use of a modern design technique to satisfy classical flight control specifications and the trade-off between dynamic performance and robustness of the missile autopilot control system.
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The central topic of this paper is to present an efficient and practical synthesis procedure for a missile autopilot deign problem. The synthesis procedure emphasises on the use of a modern design technique to satisfy classical flight control specifications and the trade-off between dynamic performance and robustness of the missile autopilot control system.
Key concepts: Autopilot, Missile, Robustness (evolution), Modal, Missile guidance, Control theory (sociology), Control engineering, Computer science