This paper presents a finite-time sideslip differentiator-based line-of-sight(LOS)guidance method for robust path following of snake robots.Firstly,finite-time stable sideslip differentiator and adaptive LOS guidance ...This paper presents a finite-time sideslip differentiator-based line-of-sight(LOS)guidance method for robust path following of snake robots.Firstly,finite-time stable sideslip differentiator and adaptive LOS guidance method are proposed to counteract sideslip drift caused by cross-track velocity.The proposed differentiator can accurately observe the cross-track error and sideslip angle for snake robots to avoid errors caused by calculating sideslip angle approximately.In our method,the designed piecewise auxiliary function guarantees the finite-time stability of position errors.Secondly,for the case of external disturbances and state constraints,a Barrier Lyapunov functionbased backstepping adaptive path following controller is presented to improve the robot’s robustness.The uniform ultimate boundedness of the closed-loop system is proved by analyzing stability.Additionally,a gait frequency adjustment-based virtual velocity control input is derived to achieve the exponential convergence of the tangential velocity.At last,the availability and superiority of this work are shown through simulation and experiment results.展开更多
In this paper,the method of extracting guidance information such as the line-of-sight(LOS)rates under the anti-infrared decoy state for the roll-pitch seeker is researched.Coordinate systems which are used to describe...In this paper,the method of extracting guidance information such as the line-of-sight(LOS)rates under the anti-infrared decoy state for the roll-pitch seeker is researched.Coordinate systems which are used to describe the angles transform are defined.The LOS angles reconstruction model of the roll-pitch seeker in inertial space is established.A Kalman filter model for extracting LOS rates of the roll-pitch seeker is proposed.In this model,the target performs constant acceleration(CA)model maneuvers.The error model of LOS rates extraction under infrared decoy state is established.Several existing methods of extracting LOS rates under anti-infrared decoy state are listed in this paper.Different from the existing methods,a novel method that uses extrapolated values of target accelerations as filter measurements is proposed to solve the guidance information extraction problem under the anti-infrared decoy state.Numerical simulations are conducted to verify the effectiveness of the proposed method under different target maneuvering models such as the CA model,the CA extended model and the singer model.The simulation results show that the proposed method of extracting guidance information such as LOS rates for the rollpitch seeker under the anti-infrared decoy state is effective.展开更多
The present paper introduces a three-dimensional guidance system developed for a miniature Autonomous Underwater Vehicle（AUV）. The guidance system determines the best trajectory for the vehicle based on target behav...The present paper introduces a three-dimensional guidance system developed for a miniature Autonomous Underwater Vehicle（AUV）. The guidance system determines the best trajectory for the vehicle based on target behavior and vehicle capabilities. The dynamic model of this novel AUV is derived based on its special characteristics such as the horizontal posture and the independent diving mechanism. To design the guidance strategy, the main idea is to select the desired depth, presumed proportional to the horizontal distance of the AUV and the target. By connecting the two with a straight line, this strategy helps the AUV move in a trajectory sufficiently close to this line. The adjacency of the trajectory to the line leads to reasonably short travelling distances and avoids unsafe areas. Autopilots are designed using sliding mode controller. Two different engagement geometries are considered to evaluate the strategy＇s performance： stationary target and moving target. The simulation results show that the strategy can provide sufficiently fast and smooth trajectories in both target situations.展开更多
基金supported in part by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(61825305,62171274,U1933125,U2241228,62273019)the Shanghai Science and Technology Major Project(2021SHZDZX)+2 种基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China through the Main Research Projecton Machine Behavior and Human-Machine Collaborated Decision Making Methodology(72192820)the Third Research Projecton Human Behavior in HumanMachine Collaboration(72192822)the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(2022M710093)。
文摘This paper presents a finite-time sideslip differentiator-based line-of-sight(LOS)guidance method for robust path following of snake robots.Firstly,finite-time stable sideslip differentiator and adaptive LOS guidance method are proposed to counteract sideslip drift caused by cross-track velocity.The proposed differentiator can accurately observe the cross-track error and sideslip angle for snake robots to avoid errors caused by calculating sideslip angle approximately.In our method,the designed piecewise auxiliary function guarantees the finite-time stability of position errors.Secondly,for the case of external disturbances and state constraints,a Barrier Lyapunov functionbased backstepping adaptive path following controller is presented to improve the robot’s robustness.The uniform ultimate boundedness of the closed-loop system is proved by analyzing stability.Additionally,a gait frequency adjustment-based virtual velocity control input is derived to achieve the exponential convergence of the tangential velocity.At last,the availability and superiority of this work are shown through simulation and experiment results.
基金supported by the Key Laboratory of Defense Science and Technology Foundation of Luoyang Electro-optical Equipment Research Institute(6142504200108)。
文摘In this paper,the method of extracting guidance information such as the line-of-sight(LOS)rates under the anti-infrared decoy state for the roll-pitch seeker is researched.Coordinate systems which are used to describe the angles transform are defined.The LOS angles reconstruction model of the roll-pitch seeker in inertial space is established.A Kalman filter model for extracting LOS rates of the roll-pitch seeker is proposed.In this model,the target performs constant acceleration(CA)model maneuvers.The error model of LOS rates extraction under infrared decoy state is established.Several existing methods of extracting LOS rates under anti-infrared decoy state are listed in this paper.Different from the existing methods,a novel method that uses extrapolated values of target accelerations as filter measurements is proposed to solve the guidance information extraction problem under the anti-infrared decoy state.Numerical simulations are conducted to verify the effectiveness of the proposed method under different target maneuvering models such as the CA model,the CA extended model and the singer model.The simulation results show that the proposed method of extracting guidance information such as LOS rates for the rollpitch seeker under the anti-infrared decoy state is effective.
文摘The present paper introduces a three-dimensional guidance system developed for a miniature Autonomous Underwater Vehicle（AUV）. The guidance system determines the best trajectory for the vehicle based on target behavior and vehicle capabilities. The dynamic model of this novel AUV is derived based on its special characteristics such as the horizontal posture and the independent diving mechanism. To design the guidance strategy, the main idea is to select the desired depth, presumed proportional to the horizontal distance of the AUV and the target. By connecting the two with a straight line, this strategy helps the AUV move in a trajectory sufficiently close to this line. The adjacency of the trajectory to the line leads to reasonably short travelling distances and avoids unsafe areas. Autopilots are designed using sliding mode controller. Two different engagement geometries are considered to evaluate the strategy＇s performance： stationary target and moving target. The simulation results show that the strategy can provide sufficiently fast and smooth trajectories in both target situations.
