Abstract
AbstractThe salvo attack of multi-missile is investigated, where the communication topology is randomly switching and unsustainably connected due to the unreliable links, and the probability of the packet loss is unavailable. Based on feedback linearization, a cooperative guidance protocol is developed in a fully distributed manner, in which gains can be designed incongruently for all missiles, and only the local topology information is essential. Multiple missiles disconnect with each other once the consensus of impact time is reached, and are guided to the target under the proportional navigation guidance (PNG) law individually. Sufficient conditions are established to guarantee the consensus of impact time. A simulation experiment is delivered to validate the effectiveness of the obtained results.KeywordsSalvo attackDistributedRandomly switching topologiesIncongruent gains
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