Bezier-curve Navigation Guidance for Impact Time and Angle Control
Journal Title: INCAS BULLETIN - Year 2018, Vol 10, Issue 1
Abstract
This paper addresses a novel impact time and angle control guidance law using a Bézier curve. The 2nd order Bézier curve consists of one control point and two boundary points; initial point P0, middle point P1 and end point P2. The curve is tangent to the line P0-P1 and the line P1-P2, respectively, and always exists in the convex hull of the control points. Proposed Bézier curve navigation guidance, makes the missile follow the Bézier curve with the feedback form of guidance command so that the missile hits the target on the desired time in the desired direction. We conducted numerical simulations on several terminal conditions to demonstrate the performance of proposed method.
Authors and Affiliations
Gun-Hee MOON, Sang-Wook SHIM, Min-Jea TAHK
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