Abstract

For the SINS initial alignment problem under large misalignment angles and uncertain noise, two novel nonlinear filters, referred to as transformed unscented quadrature Kalman filter (TUQKF) and robust transformed unscented quadrature Kalman filter (RTUQKF), are proposed in this paper, respectively. The TUQKF sets new deterministic sigma points to address the nonlocal sampling problem and improve the numerical accuracy. The RTUQKF is the combination ofH∞technique and TUQKF. It improves the accuracy and robustness of state estimation. Simulation results indicate that TUQKF performs better than traditional filters when misalignment angles are large. Turntable and vehicle experiments results indicate that, under the condition of uncertain noise, the performances of RTUQKF are better than other filters and more robust. These two methods can effectively further increase precision and convergence speed of SINS initial alignment.

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