Abstract
The strap-down inertial navigation system (SINS)/celestial navigation system (CNS) integrated navigation system has been extensively employed in the aerospace field owing to its unique advantages. The internal parameter errors of the star sensor constitute one of the primary factors that affect the navigation accuracy. In this paper, an error suppression method based on diametrical stargazing has been designed to suppress the navigation errors caused by the internal parameter errors of the star sensor. First, a SINS/CNS integrated navigation model based on Kalman filter has been established. Then the influence of the principal point error, image-plane tilt error, and distortions of the optical system on the measurement accuracy of the star sensor have been analyzed. Further, the process of introducing the errors into the measurement equation has been obtained. Finally, for multiple errors, two stargazing methods have been designed to suppress the impact of these errors on the navigation accuracy, whereas the constant errors of the inertial device can be modulated. The simulation results demonstrate that the proposed method can improve the positioning accuracy of the system, and verify the effectiveness of the algorithm.
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