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Robust finite-time guidance against maneuverable targets with unpredictable evasive strategies

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Based on homogeneity technique, the local finite-time input-to-state stability is established for the closed-loop guidance system, thus implying the proposed RFTG law can quickly render the LOS rate within a bounded error throughout intercept.
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This article is published in Aerospace Science and Technology.The article was published on 2018-06-01 and is currently open access. It has received 9 citations till now. The article focuses on the topics: Observer (quantum physics) & Guidance system.

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A finite-time 3D guidance law based on fixed-time convergence disturbance observer

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Highly maneuvering target interception via robust generalized dynamic inversion homing guidance and control

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Q1. What have the authors contributed in "Robust finite-time guidance against maneuverable targets with unpredictable evasive strategies" ?

This paper presents a robust finite-time guidance ( RFTG ) law to a short-range interception problem. By robustly stabilizing a line-of-sight rate, this paper proposes an integrated continuous finite-time disturbance observer/bounded continuous finite-time stabilizer strategy. Moreover, convergence properties of the LOS rate in the presence of control saturation are discussed. 

The design tools mainly consist of adaptive control, sliding mode control, high-gain control, etc. In [7],Preprint submitted to Aerospace Science and Technology April 3, 2018the authors parameterize upper bounds of the target acceleration and then develop the resulting parameter adaptive laws, thus handling the target maneuver. 

To achieve intercept, three conditions are needed: ! = 0, sin(M )a Msin( T )a T , and ṙ0 < 0, where ṙ 0 is the initial interceptor-target range rate. 

The objective of dealing with the control saturation in these two guidance laws is to enable the adaptive laws to work so that the parameters of the target maneuvers can be e↵ectively estimated. 

As such, the control saturation and the speed of the parameter adaptation are two fundamental concerns in adaptive control design [8, 9, 10]. 

A fast adaptive guidance law in [11] induces an auxiliary signal to prevent the control saturation from destroying the parameter adaptation. 

0. Using LaSalle’s invariance theorem, the zero solution of the observation-error dynamics (13) is globally asymptotically stable. 

In the simulation, the interceptor’s initial position is set at the origin, its initial velocity is 1000m/s, and its initial flight path angle is 50 deg. 

As described in Figs. 3c and 3d, the LOS rate in Case 7 is quickly nullified after the sudden change of the target maneuver at 5 s, while the LOS rate in Case 8 is stabilized through a relative large transient period due to the control saturation, which is the adverse impact of the large magnitude of the target acceleration. 

Using the RFTG law (10), together with = ↵, the closed-loop closed-loop LOS rate dynamics are given by!̇ = c 1 |!|↵ sgn(!) + e d ,ė! 

Although the adaptive guidance laws work well in the above-mentioned scenarios, they have three drawbacks herein: 1) the guidance performance heavily depends on the convergence of adaptive parameters, while these parameters are easily prone to diverge when the jerk of the maneuverable target is considerable; 2) the robustness to the target maneuver relies on the parameterization of the target maneuver, while it is very hard to accurately parameterize the target maneuver under study; 3) the order of the closed-loop guidance system will inevitably increase as the dimension of the adaptive parameters grows.