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26 August 2009, Volume 35 Issue 4
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  • 专家约稿
    Spacecraft Keplerian Orbits and Non-Keplerian Orbits:
    Definition, Classification and Control
    SUN Chengqi1,2
    2009, 35(4):  1-5. 
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    This paper describes spacecraft’s Keplerian orbits(KO) and non-Keplerian orbits(NKO) including their origins, definitions, classifications and characteristics, explains the relationship between the KO and the NKO, and introduces briefly some issues related to orbit control and orbit determination, guidance and navigation.

    论文与报告
    Particle filter algorithm for relative navigation of space non-cooperative target
    Jin Huanghuang, Wen Qiyong, Xia Hongwei, Wang Changhong
    2009, 35(4):  6-10. 
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    Considering laser radar as the relative navigation sensor during space rendezvous and docking, and special situation in the future, a relative navigation filter algorithm with non-cooperative target eradiating against radar signal is investigated. Considering large calculation mount with high-dimension model, traditional particle filter algorithm is improved, and compared with EKF through simulation. The simulation result shows that the filtering effect of improved particle filter is much better than the EKF, and the calculation mount is largely reduced compared with traditional particle filter.
    Analysis of Star Image Centroid Accuracy of an APS Star Sensor in rotation
    LI Xiao1,ZHAO Hong2
    2009, 35(4):  11-16. 
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    Most studies of star image location of star sensors are limited in static state conditions at present, however, the star spot is moving during exposure as a result of satellite rotation, thus influencing the location accuracy of the star image center. In this paper the accuracy of star image center location in dynamic state is analyzed for active pixel sensor (APS) based star sensors. First of all, sources of the location errors produced by the centroid algorithm are analyzed, a dynamic accuracy estimation method is proposed, and corresponding formulas are deduced. Then choice of the calculation window and the exposure time influencing the dynamic accuracy is analyzed based on given APS star sensor parameters. Finally, corresponding simulations are made to validate the conclusions.
    Sequential Quadratic Programming based Thrust Vector Control Allocation
    LI Sen1,2, HU Jun1
    2009, 35(4):  17-21. 
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    This paper establishes the model of vernier thrusters for spacecrafts using thrust vector control. The thrust vector control allocation algorithm is proposed based on the analysis of the constraints of vernier thrusters. The sequential quadratic programming based thrust vector control allocation algorithm can minimize the torque errors and thrust errors. Numerical simulation shows that this method can be used to obtain preferable allocation results and the control allocation method is feasible and effective.
    Integral Sliding Mode Control with Adaptive Parameters for Flying around Slowly Rotating Target
    LIU Zhiyong1,2, HE Yingzi1,2
    2009, 35(4):  22-26. 
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    This paper presents an integral sliding mode control with adaptive parameters for a class of systems satisfying some conditions when the upper bounds of uncertainties are unknown. The switching function includes the integral of tracking error to avoid assuming that the derivative of desired signal must be known in conventional sliding mode variable structure control. This control approach uses the parameter adaptive algorithm based on the Lyapunov method to make the system reject disturbances. The proposed method is applied to slowly rotating non-cooperative target in an arbitrary elliptical orbit synchronous fly-around position tracking control. Simulation results indicate that the control approach is robust and improves the tracking accuracy considerably.
    Study on the Autonomous Midcourse Correction during Cruise Phase of
    Interplanetary Exploration
    ZHANG Xiaowen1,2, WANG Dayi1,2, HUANG Xiangyu1,2
    2009, 35(4):  27-33. 
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    Autonomous midcourse correction is a key technique to facilitate autonomy of an interplanetary spacecraft. Using B-plane parameters as target parameters and impulse control method combined with linear guidance, an autonomous orbit correction method used during cruise phase of interplanetary orbit is proposed.First, the navigation system periodically determines positions and velocities of the spacecraft. The state is than mapped forward to the B-plane by integrating the dynamics model precisely. If deviation from the desired encounter condition is large enough and isn’t out of the capability of autonomous midcourse correction system, the velocity increment for correction maneuver is computed by using linear guidance formula combined with Newton iteration method. The sensitivity matrix of target parameters relative to control parameters is numeri-cally computed using finite central difference formula. Monte Carlo Simulation shows that this method is capa-ble of guiding the spacecraft to a successful encounter.
    Adaptive Neural Network Compensation for Stratospheric Airship Attitude Control of Cruising Phase
    LIU Qi-rui1, LI Yong2
    2009, 35(4):  34-38. 
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    By designing a speed and attitude control system based on adaptive neural network compensation,this paper presents a solution of solving the cruise tracking control problem for the stratospheric airship. An adaptive RBFNN (Radial Basis Function Neural Network ) is used to compensate modeling errors, which come from the approximate model applied to a regular linear controller design. The network weight adaptation rule, derived from Lyapunov stability analysis, guarantees that the adapted weight errors and the tracking errors are bounded. The controller design exploits only a little information of model parameters. Simulation results demonstrate the excellent performance and robustness of the controller, even if environmental winds with unknown information exist.
    短文
    Index Approach Law Based Sliding Control for A Hypersonic Vehicle
    LI Huifeng,SUN Wenchong
    LI Huifeng,SUN Wenchong
    2009, 35(4):  39-43. 
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    A universal improved nonlinear longitudinal model of a hypersonic vehicle developed by the Langley lab is adopted. For its I/O linearized model, a sliding mode controller is designed. This method can solve the uncertainty problem and it is insensitive to disturbances. The index approach law used to drive the sliding mode to reach the sliding surface is adopted to eliminate the quiver. The simulation results for tracking the height step and velocity step order at cruise condition show that the sliding mode controller with index approach law acquires satisfying tracking ability and strong robustness. The controller can not only track the single height step order or velocity step order accurately, but track the height step order and velocity step order together fleetly with zero error. In addition, the sliding controller with index law is better than the one with sign function in tracking speed and precision. Another result is also proved that the index approach law can eliminate the quiver perfectly.
    Application of BANK Compile Mode in Extending Single Chip Computer Code Space
    DANG Rong, YU Dan, JIANG Moqi
    2009, 35(4):  44-47. 
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    Analyzing the switching process of Keil C51 in BANK compile mode, this paper proposes a method using a BANK switching technique to solve the problem that only 64K bytes of code space can be accessed in a single-chip computer. On the basis of this analysis this paper presents and validates a design method on software and hardware, thus solving the problem that the typic 8051 only provides 16 address lines for addressing code space in spacecraft equipments.
    The Deployment and Retrieval Control of the Tethered Satellite Based on the PSO Algorithm
    WANG Wei1,LI Junfeng2, BAOYIN Hexi2
    2009, 35(4):  48-51. 
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    Deployment and retrieval of a tethered satellite system is the basic issue of its application while the control scheme by varying the tension force of the tether has not been well investigated. In the article the tension force is considered as the control force and discretized in the time domain. The particle swarm optimization optimal algorithm is then used to search the optimal value fitting the optimal index in the feasible zone, thus obtaining the changing law of the control force. This control scheme can make the tethered satellite deploy to the equilibrium position in a short time under the optimal index of least swing and least time. Meanwhile, it is suitable to the retrieval. The simulation results shows this control law costs shorter time and less lateral swing compared with the control law based on varying the speed of deployment and retrieval. So it has some certain advantages.
    Study of Characteristics of Retrograde Geosynchronous Orbit
    LIU Zan1,2, GAO Yijun1
    2009, 35(4):  52-56. 
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    To study evolving characteristics of a retrograde geosynchronous orbit influenced by major environmental forces, an orbit dynamics model suitable for numerical simulations is given and solved by the advanced RKDP method. Numerical solutions are periodically summed and averaged to get rid of short-periodic-term effects. By analyzing polished data, its orbit characteristics are revealed to us.
    Numerical Simulation of Flywheel Soldering Temperature Field
    ZHANG Ke, WU Dengyun, YU Guoqing
    2009, 35(4):  57-60. 
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    Soldering seal is one of the most important processes in the flywheel assembly procedure. Appropriate distribution of temperature field is needed to ensure the quality of the soldering. In this paper, a temperature field of a flywheel is simulated and analyzed. And then, calculated results are compared with experimental data. The results show that calculated results are coincident with experimental data, and the finite element analysis model indicates the temperature field distribution in the soldering process correctly.
    Combined Optimal Strategy for Orbit Keeping and Phasing
    SHEN Hongxin, ZHOU Ying, LI Haiyang
    2009, 35(4):  61-64. 
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    A target spacecraft’s orbit must be designed for an orbit rendezvous mission. A new optimization approach is proposed for the mission by bringing both orbit keeping and phasing into effect simultaneously. Orbit keeping is to control the station and the shape of the target orbit, while orbit phasing is to make the initial phase angle desired for rendezvous. In this paper, considering such constraint conditions as the right ascension of ascending node and the inclination coresponding to the chaser spacecraft according to the rendezvous window, the resulting problem for the target orbit design is transformed into a nonlinear program-ming problem,then a sequential quadratic programming method is employed to obtain the solution. The calculation and simulation results show that application of this method not only can meet mission’s requirements with fewer maneuvers, but also can save propellant, so this work is useful for the mission planning of rendezvous and docking.