Using impulse hypothesis to solve far-distance rendezvous is difficult to be realized in a real project and the guidance accuracy cannot be controlled. A two-maneuver guidance law is designed for the two-impulse rende...Using impulse hypothesis to solve far-distance rendezvous is difficult to be realized in a real project and the guidance accuracy cannot be controlled. A two-maneuver guidance law is designed for the two-impulse rendezvous problem. The velocity gain guidance is applied to the first maneuver and the time-cut-off law is applied to the second one. Theoretical and simulation results show that the plan is credible. Accuracy requirements in fardistance rendezvous and in transform to close-in rendezous can be met.展开更多
文摘Using impulse hypothesis to solve far-distance rendezvous is difficult to be realized in a real project and the guidance accuracy cannot be controlled. A two-maneuver guidance law is designed for the two-impulse rendezvous problem. The velocity gain guidance is applied to the first maneuver and the time-cut-off law is applied to the second one. Theoretical and simulation results show that the plan is credible. Accuracy requirements in fardistance rendezvous and in transform to close-in rendezous can be met.
