Determination of Dynamic Damage Probability of Continuous Wave Intensity Laser Weapons
A technology of damage probability and determination method, which is applied in the field of dynamic damage probability determination of continuous wave intense laser weapons, can solve problems such as the calculation method of unseen dynamic damage probability, and achieve the effect of rapid response capability
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[0133] This example is applied to the calculation of dynamic damage probability of continuous wave intense laser weapon system:
[0134] Let T s =4,T h =2.5,α 0 =0.6, when λ∈[0.1,4], use the formula (1) to calculate the dynamic damage probability as Figure 4 Shown:
[0135] This example shows that the dynamic damage probability is a function of the natural frequency λ with two maxima. Among them, λ=0 corresponds to the tracking error as a strong correlation error. Although λ can be set near zero, when Z(t) is outside the shooting gate, it is difficult to enter the shooting gate as soon as possible to shoot, and another non-zero However, the maximum value can avoid the above defects.
Embodiment 2
[0137] This example is applied to the demonstration and design of the dynamic damage probability of continuous wave intense laser weapon system.
[0138] Let the radius of the circular shooting gate ρ=1, T s =4,T h = 2.5; is the shaping filter after whitening of the tracking error, is the error transfer function of the tracking system; the uncorrelated ergodic function x(t), y(t) output by it is used as the analog quantity of the tracking error in two directions, when T 1 =0.1, select T 2 =0.6, calculated using formula (23):
[0139] σ x = σ y = 1.001;
[0140] Then use formulas (20) and (22) to calculate
[0141] λ=1.209,α 0 =0.394
[0142] Finally, formula (1) is used to calculate the dynamic damage probability:
[0143] H=0.516
[0144] if T 1 =0.1 takes a fixed value, and T 2 ∈[0.1,6] interval changes, as Figure 5 The damage probability curve shown. It is easy to find from the figure that when T 2 = 0.6, λ = 1.209, the damage probability obtains the m...
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