Lunar inertial navigation alignment method assisted by star sensor
A technology of star sensors and detectors, which can be used in instruments, integrated navigators, measuring devices, etc., and can solve problems such as low accuracy
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[0149] Here, a simulation example is used to verify the lunar surface take-off and alignment method proposed by the present invention. Assume that the position of the detector on the lunar surface is 45° north latitude, 60° west longitude, and 0m in height, and the longitudinal axis of the detector is upward, but there is a 15° inclination relative to the lunar surface. The detector position given on the ground has an error of 500m (3σ) in longitude, latitude and altitude.
[0150] The probe is equipped with a star sensor and an IMU. Among them, the nominal direction of the optical axis of the star sensor is [cos(38°), cos(54.7°), cos(102.2°)] T , the optical axis error is 3", and the transverse axis error is 24" (3σ); the IMU contains three gyroscopes and three accelerometers, and their input axes point to the same. respectively
[0151] P 1 [cos(54°44′8”), sin(54°44′8”) cos(90°), sin(54°44′8”) sin(90°)] T
[0152] P 2 =[cos(54°44′8”), sin(54°44′8”) cos(210°), sin(54°4...
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