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Analysis of the autopilot design

Yang Ding, QinXiao Li, Liu Ming, Tang GuoJian

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Abstract

The attitude autopilot and the velocity orientation autopilot of the flying vehicle swerve phase are designed and compared in this paper. The analysis result shows that the response speed of the velocity orientation autopilot is far faster than the attitude autopilot by reasonably designing, and the stability of the velocity orientation autopilot is better than the attitude autopilot.

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The attitude autopilot and the velocity orientation autopilot of the flying vehicle swerve phase are designed and compared in this paper. The analysis result shows that the response speed of the velocity orientation autopilot is far faster than the attitude autopilot by reasonably designing, and the stability of the velocity orientation autopilot is better than the attitude autopilot.

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The attitude autopilot and the velocity orientation autopilot of the flying vehicle swerve phase are designed and compared in this paper. The analysis result shows that the response speed of the velocity orientation autopilot is far faster than the attitude autopilot by reasonably designing, and the stability of the velocity orientation autopilot is better than the attitude autopilot.

Key concepts: Autopilot, Orientation (vector space), Control theory (sociology), Computer science, Engineering, Aerospace engineering, Mathematics, Control (management)

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