Optimal Sliding-Mode Guidance Law for Fixed-Interval Propulsive Maneuvers

Authors

  • B. Ebrahimi Mechanical Engineering, Amirkabir University of Technology
  • J. Roshanian aerospace engineering, K. N. Toosi university of technology
  • M. Bahrami Mechanical Engineering, Amirkabir University of Technology
Abstract:

An optimal strategy based on minimum effort control and also with terminal positionconstraint is developed for an exoatmospheric interceptor with a fixed- interval guidance time. It isthen integrated with sliding-mode control theory to drive an optimal sliding-mode guidance law forfixed-interval guidance time. In addition, this guidance law is generalized for intercepting anarbitrarily time-varying target maneuver. Robustness of the new guidance method againstdisturbances and good miss distance performance are achieved by the second method of Lyapunovand simulation results. The presented guidance law is simple to implement in practical applications.

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Journal title

volume 21  issue 2

pages  105- 112

publication date 2008-06-01

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