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Biased PNG law for impact with angular constraint

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In this paper, a new homing guidance law is proposed to impact a target with a desired attitude angle, which is a variation of the conventional proportional navigation guidance (PNG) law which includes a supplementary time varying bias.
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A new homing guidance law is proposed to impact a target with a desired attitude angle. It is a variation of the conventional proportional navigation guidance (PNG) law which includes a supplementary time-varying bias. The proposed guidance law does not require a time-to-go estimation and has a simpler form. Analytic conditions for fulfilling the guidance goal are also provided. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed guidance law has wider launch envelopes than the previous one and shows a good performance even against a maneuvering target.

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Applied optimal control

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Terminal Guidance for Impact Attitude Angle Constrained Flight Trajectories

TL;DR: In this article, the design of a suboptimal terminal guidance system for reentry vehicles with a constraint on the body attitude angle at impact is studied, and the problem is formulated as a linear quadratic control problem.
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Fundamentals of proportional navigation

TL;DR: In this article, the basic theory of proportional navigation is presented and two variations on this guidance method are treated: one in which the commanded acceleration is biased by a small value of the measured rotational rate of the line of sight between the interceptor and its target.
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A Lyapunov-like approach to performance analysis of 3-dimensional pure PNG laws

TL;DR: It is proved that a missile guided by the 3-dimensional PPNG law can always intercept a target maneuvering randomly in the3-dimensional space if 1) the target acceleration varies with a known bound, 2) the navigation constant is selected large, and either 3a or 3b the initial heading error is small.
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Closed-form solution of pure proportional navigation

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