A Dynamic Alignment Method for Strapdown Inertial Navigation Coordinate System Based on Celestial Navigation Principle
A strapdown inertial navigation and astronomical navigation technology, applied in the field of inertial navigation, can solve the problem that economic effects and time effects cannot meet the need for alignment of strapdown inertial navigation coordinates, and achieve the effect of economical use and flexible use.
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[0050] 1. The implementation uses a set of strapdown inertial navigation (SINS), which is fixedly connected to the base of the photoelectric theodolite.
[0051] Perform dynamic alignment on the basis of standard alignment values in the dock: [-0.4758°, -0.0299°, 180.2523°] (pitch, roll, heading) to obtain the fine-tuning of pitch, roll, and heading. Realize precise alignment of the dynamic coordinate system.
[0052] The coordinates are accurately aligned with the original star measurement results as shown in Table 1.
[0053] In Table 1, the attitude error obtained by each group of satellite measurement solutions is The solution value of .
[0054] In order to further improve the accuracy, when the coordinates are aligned, take 11 times of star measurement The average is the final correction. It can be obtained from Table 1 that the average errors of the photoelectric theodolite and the strapdown inertial navigation pitch (ΔΨ), roll (Δθ) and heading (ΔK) are -6.14", ...
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