Abstract

In future naval warfare, the accurate attack of underwater intelligent vehicles on targets will become more and more important. Therefore, it is very important to study the guiding method which has the key influence on tracking targets. In the guidance process of intelligent navigation system, the estimation of guidance information by the agent is influenced by confrontation and interference, which often results in the decrease of the guidance accuracy of UUV under the single guidance law. In this paper, the estimated information is classified according to the different types of guidance target information combining to the advantages of three guidance methods, namely fixed advance angle, extended proportional guidance law and adaptive sliding mode guidance law. Then the fuzzy weight coefficient calculation method is used to get the weight coefficients of all kinds of information to form the adaptive weighted guidance law. The target tracking effects of each guidance method is simulated and compared in the simulation environment of the target maneuver and the target non-maneuver respectively.

Highlights

  • Anti⁃torpedo torpedo twin sliding mode guidance law based on variable structure control[ J]

  • An integrated guidance law based on fuzzy control for wire guidance torpedo[ J]

  • It is very important to study the guiding method which has the key influence on tracking targets

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图 3 理想状态 3 种导引方式 图 4 不同导引方式下航行 图 5 各导引方式权 Journal of System Simulation, 2009, 21(10) : 3003⁃3005 ( in Chinese) Study on status and development trend about guidance methods of acoustic homing torpedo [ J] . Xi′an: Northwestern Polytechnical University Press, 2009 ( in Chinese)

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