Attitude Control Method for Imaging Calibration

Abstract

A method for imaging calibration attitude control comprises the following steps: (1) installing layout of a sensor; (2) installing layout of an executing mechanism; (3) attitude determination; (4) attitude track planning; (5) attitude control error calculation; and (6) attitude control. An attitude determination method can be independently selected in imaging calibration, attitude correction or attitude updating is introduced in the attitude maneuver process, the method for imaging calibration attitude control is suitable for normal conditions of a top, also adapts to fault conditions of the top and is favorable for prolonging service life and an air vehicle and safety and reliability; and an attitude control algorithm in comprehensive design provides high-quality attitude and is favorable for on-track imaging calibration of a remote sensor.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of automatic control of aircraft (aviation and aerospace), and relates to an attitude control method for imaging calibration. Background technique [0002] With the change of space environment conditions, the performance of remote sensors in orbit, such as the responsivity of CCD devices, will have a new impact. With the continuous improvement of space mission requirements, traditional ground calibration methods can no longer meet the requirements of high-precision remote sensing. demand, the remote sensor development unit proposed an imaging calibration method for a certain angle of the aircraft’s in-orbit attitude maneuver (for example, the ground imaging remote sensor requires the aircraft to maneuver at a yaw angle of 90 degrees), not only for the attitude maneuver time and attitude bias steady-state flight time Moreover, the attitude determination accuracy, stability and pointing accuracy during steady-state flig...

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[0002] With the change of space environment conditions, the performance of remote sensors in orbit, such as the responsivity of CCD devices, will have new impacts. With the continuous improvement of space mission requirements, traditional ground calibration methods can no longer meet the requirements of high-precision remote sensing. demand, the remote sensor development unit proposed an imaging calibration method for a certain angle of the aircraft’s in-orbit attitude maneuver (for example, the ground imaging remote sensor requires the aircraft to maneuver at a yaw angle of 90 degrees), not only for the attitude maneuver time and attitude bias steady-state flight time requirements, and put forward requirements for attitude determination accuracy, stability and pointing accuracy during steady-state flight

[0003] There are many literatures on remote sensor calibration in the past, but they only focus on the calibration method, and there is no literature on aircraft attitude control for imaging calibration

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