Multi-aircraft collaborative defense penetration trajectory optimization design method
A technology of trajectory optimization and design method, which is applied in aerospace vehicles and aviation fields, can solve the problem of easy generation of large errors in flight trajectories, and achieve the effect of small error of multi-aircraft collaborative trajectory.
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[0108] This embodiment adopts the multi-aircraft collaborative penetration trajectory optimization design method provided by the present invention for test verification.
[0109] In order to fully verify the effectiveness and applicability of the multi-aircraft collaborative penetration trajectory optimization design method provided by the present invention, the following combat scenarios are assumed: at the beginning, three aircrafts A, B, and C perform coordinated attacks on the same target from different launch points , Its performance parameters are consistent, and it is required to initiate terminal-guided strike operations on the target from different directions in the mid-terminal guidance transfer area at the same time. During the flight, they were all threatened by a detection radar deployed by the enemy. The deployment position of the radar was (35°E, 2°N). Terminal guidance area parameter R ter =50km, height h ter = 30km. The simulation parameter settings of three...
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[0116] This embodiment adopts the single-aircraft collaborative penetration trajectory optimization design method provided by the present invention for test verification.
[0117] In order to fully verify the effectiveness and applicability of the single-aircraft collaborative penetration trajectory optimization design method provided by the present invention, the following combat scenario is assumed: at the beginning, the C aircraft strikes the target from the launch point. During the flight, it was threatened by a detection radar deployed by the enemy. The deployment position of the radar was (35°E, 0°N). Terminal guidance area parameter R ter =50km, height h ter = 30km. C aircraft combat mission simulation parameter settings are shown in Table 1.
[0118] Analyze the penetration trajectory of the C aircraft, and design the following two calculation examples:
[0119] (1) In order to effectively strike a time-sensitive target, use the shortest time as the objective function t...
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