Missile guidance with constrained terminal body angle
Ilan Rusnak, Haim Weiss, Rei Eliav, Tal Shima
Abstract
Ilan Rusnak, Haim Weiss, Rei Eliav, Tal Shima
Abstract
A novel missile guidance law that simultaneously minimizes the miss distance and imposes a predetermined terminal body angle is presented. The guidance law is derived by analyzing an interception scenario within the framework of a linear quadratic (LQ) terminal control problem. The derivation is for first order linear missile dynamics and a non-maneuvering target. The performance of the proposed guidance law is demonstrated in a planar interception scenario.
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A novel missile guidance law that simultaneously minimizes the miss distance and imposes a predetermined terminal body angle is presented. The guidance law is derived by analyzing an interception scenario within the framework of a linear quadratic (LQ) terminal control problem. The derivation is for first order linear missile dynamics and a non-maneuvering target. The performance of the proposed guidance law is demonstrated in a planar interception scenario.
Key concepts: Missile, Interception, Terminal (telecommunication), Missile guidance, Terminal guidance, Proportional navigation, Control theory (sociology), Quadratic equation