Star sensor navigational star screening method by orthogonal list
A technology of star sensor and cross-link table, which is applied in the field of astronomical navigation, can solve the problems of seldom considering the position of stars, the uniformity of the distribution of navigation stars, and the uneven distribution of navigation stars, etc., so as to quickly search and judge the star image area, navigation Uniform distribution of stars and fast speed effect
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[0069] There are two characteristics of the star-image high-density area, one is that there are many star images in the same area, and the other is that the distance between the star images is short. According to these two characteristics, the present invention designs a method for screening navigation stars for star sensors.
[0070] First, according to the first feature, the image plane is divided into multiple rectangular areas of equal area along the row and column directions of the focal plane of the image plane detector to form an orthogonal grid. To simplify the description, each rectangular area is called a cell (that is, each grid in the orthogonal grid is a cell), and the equally divided interval in the row and column directions is called a scale. Select a certain scale to segment the image plane (also known as the image plane), and in actual operation, set the number of rows p and the number of columns q to realize the division of the image plane; if the high-densit...
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[0103] Realize on the basis of embodiment 1 the method for the screening navigation star of star sensor, its specific implementation process is as follows:
[0104] The first step is to filter the original star catalog. Delete dark stars according to the limit star magnitude, and delete variable stars and double stars at the same time. For the convenience of subsequent processing, the remaining star data are arranged in ascending order according to declination, and the star number threshold N is determined according to the star map recognition algorithm. th , that is, select the corresponding star map recognition algorithm according to actual needs to determine the star number threshold N th , you can also set it yourself according to your needs.
[0105] In the second step, the optical axis of the star sensor points to the coordinate on the whole celestial sphere (α i ,δ i ) position, α i or delta i Change 1° every time, traverse the whole celestial sphere. Extract each...
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[0141] On the basis of Example 1 and Example 2, the implementation effect of the present invention will be further described.
[0142] This embodiment uses the SAO star catalog as the original star catalog; SAO star catalog (The Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory Star Catalog / Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory Star Catalog) is an astrometric star catalog, published by the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory in 1966 , containing a total of 258,997 stars. This catalog is compiled from some previous catalogs, but only includes stars above magnitude 9.0 and whose proper motions have been accurately measured. The star names in the SAO star catalog start with the letter SAO followed by a numerical serial number. The stars are divided into divisions by declination, and every 10 degrees is a division, which is divided into 18 divisions. The stars in each division are sorted according to the position of right ascension.
[0143] Select the SAO star catalog as the original star...
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