Study on the Simulation of the APT Rough Tracing System Based on the Predictive Control Technology
- Mingqiu Li
Abstract
Laser space offers an attractive alternative in the military fields for its many advantages of wide bandwidth, high code rate, low power consumption and large capacity. Because the narrow laser beam will lead to many challenges in laser beam pointing, therefore, APT (acquisition, pointing and tracking) technology is one of key technology for the laser space communication. The ATP rough tracing servo turntable studied in this paper adopts two-axes-four-frame structure. In order to increase the tracking precision, the predictive control algorithm is adopted in the rough tracking position loop. The simulation result shows that, comparing with common PI controller, the predictive control algorithm could improve the dynamic response characteristics of the system and increase the tracking precision.- Full Text: PDF
- DOI:10.5539/cis.v5n2p22
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.
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