Decoupling Control of a Double-Channel Control Rolling Missile Autopilot
Jianqiao Yu
Abstract
Jianqiao Yu
Abstract
In order to avoid cross couplings between the vertical and lateral motion,decoupling control of a double-channel control rolling missile autopilot was studied.Such couplings in autopilot loop are analyzed.Couplings of motion,control and the accelerometer placed a distance ahead of the c.g.exist in the rolling missile autopilot loop.Test results showed that the autopilot design needs decoupling.Trajectory simulation was conducted for a certain kind of missile controlled under optimization command.Simulation results proved that the scheme was feasible and had perfect application value.
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In order to avoid cross couplings between the vertical and lateral motion,decoupling control of a double-channel control rolling missile autopilot was studied.Such couplings in autopilot loop are analyzed.Couplings of motion,control and the accelerometer placed a distance ahead of the c.g.exist in the rolling missile autopilot loop.Test results showed that the autopilot design needs decoupling.Trajectory simulation was conducted for a certain kind of missile controlled under optimization command.Simulation results proved that the scheme was feasible and had perfect application value.
Key concepts: Autopilot, Decoupling (probability), Control theory (sociology), Missile, Engineering, Channel (broadcasting), Control engineering, Computer science