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Acta Armamentarii ›› 2024, Vol. 45 ›› Issue (7): 2182-2196.doi: 10.12382/bgxb.2023.0404

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Dynamic Modeling and Attitude Control for Novel Agile Projectile

ZHAO Xinyun, YU Jianqiao*()   

  1. School of Aerospace Engineering, Beijing Institute of Technology, Beijing 100081, China
  • Received:2023-05-09 Online:2023-07-24
  • Contact: YU Jianqiao

Abstract:

A dynamic modeling and attitude control method for novel agile projectiles is proposed to improve the large-angle maneuverability of the projectiles. By adding a flexible and controllable circular parachute to the tail of the traditional reaction-jet and aerodynamic compound control agile projectile, a geometric configuration of the novel agile projectile is designed, and the novel agile turn is divided into three phases. To avoid a series of problems caused by Newton-Euler’s mechanics in solving complex constraints in the process of multi-body dynamics modeling, based on Lagrange mechanics, the position and attitude of projectile and the attitude of parachute are selected as the generalized coordinates, the kinetic energy of the system is derived, and the generalized force of the system is solved. Then a four-degree-of-freedom dynamic model with projectiles as the main body in the vertical plane is established. Finally, in order to design the flexible force, reaction-jet and aerodynamic compound control law for novel agile projectiles with fast time variability, strong uncertainty and strong nonlinearity, the equation of state for the system attitude tracking error is established, and the attitude controller with finite time convergence is designed based on the non-singular terminal sliding mode and the double power reaching law. The extended state observer is used to eliminate the negative impact of internal and external disturbances on the system and suppress chattering. The rationality and effectiveness of the proposed method are verified through simulation. Through the simulation and comparison of the novel and traditional agile projectiles, it is verified that the proposed method is beneficial for reducing turning radius, shortening turning time, and reducing energy consumption.

Key words: projectiles, agile turn, flexible and controllable circular parachute, Lagrange mechanics, sliding mode control, extended state observer

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