Abstract
In the terminal guidance section of large caliber naval gun-guided projectile while striking nearshore maneuvering target, an integrated guidance and control (IGC) method based on an adaptive fuzzy and block dynamic surface sliding mode (AFCBDSM) was proposed with multiple constraints, including the impact angle, control limitations, and limited measurement of the line of sight (LOS) angle rate. The strict feedback cascade model of rolling-guided projectile IGC in space was constructed, and the extended state observer (ESO) was used to estimate the LOS angle rate and uncertain disturbances inside and outside the system, such as target maneuvering, model errors, and wind. A nonsingular terminal sliding mode (NTSM) was designed to zero the LOS angle tracking errors and LOS angle rate in finite time, with the adaptive exponential reaching law. The cascade system was effectively stabilized by the block dynamic surface sliding mode, which prevented differential explosions. To compensate for the saturated nonlinearity of canard control constraints, an adaptive Nussbaum gain function was adopted. The switching chatter of the block dynamic surface sliding mode was reduced through adaptive fuzzy control. Proven by Lyapunov theory, the LOS angle tracking error and LOS angle rate were convergent in finite time, the closed-loop system was uniformly ultimately bounded (UUB), and the system states could be made arbitrarily small at the steady state. Hardware-in-the-loop simulation (HILS) experiments showed that the AFCBDSM provided the guided projectile with good guidance performance while striking targets with different maneuvering forms.
Highlights
IntroductionThe rapid development of high-tech and advanced naval warfare theory has required naval gun weapons to be capable of continuous naval surface fire support and accurate striking of maritime and coastal targets. e naval gun-guided projectile, rolling at low speeds during flight, possesses a higher firing speed, more ammunition carrying capacity, and superior cost effectiveness than missiles, but it has a longer range and higher accuracy compared with traditional ammunition, thereby providing reliable naval surface fire supports for amphibious forces [1]
In recent years, the rapid development of high-tech and advanced naval warfare theory has required naval gun weapons to be capable of continuous naval surface fire support and accurate striking of maritime and coastal targets. e naval gun-guided projectile, rolling at low speeds during flight, possesses a higher firing speed, more ammunition carrying capacity, and superior cost effectiveness than missiles, but it has a longer range and higher accuracy compared with traditional ammunition, thereby providing reliable naval surface fire supports for amphibious forces [1].Terminal guidance and control play a core role in achieving accurate strikes of naval gun-guided projectile
It was proven using Lyapunov theory that the line of sight (LOS) angle tracking errors and LOS angle rate could converge in finite time, the closed-loop system was uniformly ultimately bounded (UUB), and the system states could be made arbitrarily small at the steady state. e main innovations were as follows: (1) with multiple constraints and various disturbances comprehensively considered, the integrated guidance and control (IGC) strict feedback cascade model for rolling naval gun-guided projectile was constructed, (2) the switching chatter of the block dynamic surface sliding mode was effectively weakened through adaptive fuzzy control, (3) the finite-time convergence of the LOS angle-tracking errors, LOS angle rate, and UUB of the closed-loop system were strictly proven, and (4) the effectiveness and feasibility of the AFCBDSM were verified by the designed Hardware-in-the-loop simulation (HILS), which could satisfy multiple constraints
Summary
The rapid development of high-tech and advanced naval warfare theory has required naval gun weapons to be capable of continuous naval surface fire support and accurate striking of maritime and coastal targets. e naval gun-guided projectile, rolling at low speeds during flight, possesses a higher firing speed, more ammunition carrying capacity, and superior cost effectiveness than missiles, but it has a longer range and higher accuracy compared with traditional ammunition, thereby providing reliable naval surface fire supports for amphibious forces [1]. Erefore, Ran et al [15] designed an adaptive fuzzy system using the LOS angle rate and distance between the projectile and target, which effectively weakened chattering but it improved the robustness of the whole system. E main innovations were as follows: (1) with multiple constraints and various disturbances comprehensively considered, the IGC strict feedback cascade model for rolling naval gun-guided projectile was constructed, (2) the switching chatter of the block dynamic surface sliding mode was effectively weakened through adaptive fuzzy control, (3) the finite-time convergence of the LOS angle-tracking errors, LOS angle rate, and UUB of the closed-loop system were strictly proven, and (4) the effectiveness and feasibility of the AFCBDSM were verified by the designed HILS, which could satisfy multiple constraints It was proven using Lyapunov theory that the LOS angle tracking errors and LOS angle rate could converge in finite time, the closed-loop system was UUB, and the system states could be made arbitrarily small at the steady state. e main innovations were as follows: (1) with multiple constraints and various disturbances comprehensively considered, the IGC strict feedback cascade model for rolling naval gun-guided projectile was constructed, (2) the switching chatter of the block dynamic surface sliding mode was effectively weakened through adaptive fuzzy control, (3) the finite-time convergence of the LOS angle-tracking errors, LOS angle rate, and UUB of the closed-loop system were strictly proven, and (4) the effectiveness and feasibility of the AFCBDSM were verified by the designed HILS, which could satisfy multiple constraints
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