guidance, flight mechanics and trajectory optimization
guidance, flight mechanics and trajectory optimization
guidance, flight mechanics and trajectory optimization
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Another example of proportional <strong>guidance</strong> is given by Green (Reference 2.17).<br />
A discussion of this method, call logarithmic <strong>guidance</strong>, is presented here<br />
since a comparison between this type of <strong>guidance</strong> <strong>and</strong> an optimum <strong>guidance</strong><br />
technique is made in Section 2.3. In this method, the vehicle control<br />
system attempts to adjust the thrust so that the equations below are<br />
satisfied<br />
= /cz $<br />
where Kl <strong>and</strong> K2 are constants. These equations may be integrated to<br />
illustrate the logarithmic behavior<br />
'The first equation may be integrated<br />
<strong>and</strong> differential yielding<br />
Thus, the time to achieve rendezvous can be determined as<br />
From these equations, the following bounds on Kl can be determined<br />
k, 4 I (to achieve rendezvous in a finite time)<br />
k, 2 b (to keep p L O" as ,O approaches zero)<br />
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