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2 June 1978 Recent Experience In Simulating Missile Flight Hardware In Terminal Homing Applications
Harold L. Pastrick, Charles M. Will Jr., Larmon S. Isom, Alexander C. Jolly, Larry H. Hazel, Ray J. Vinson, John Mango
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Proceedings Volume 0133, Optics in Missile Engineering; (1978) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.956084
Event: 1978 Los Angeles Technical Symposium, 1978, Los Angeles, United States
Abstract
A comprehensive hardware-in-the-loop simulation has been developed, operational in real-time, to perform guidance and control system design verification and autopilot and detector optimization for a laser semiactive terminal homing weapon system. Emphasis was placed on the development of time-critical aspects of the simulation including analog-digital computer partitioning, aerodynamic moment updating, and target-vehicle geometry modeling. Validity of the simulation was demonstrated by comparing results obtained from the all digital 6-DOF and hybrid analog-digital simulations. The simulation was proven an invaluable evaluation and optimization tool in efforts to enhance weapon system performance.
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Harold L. Pastrick, Charles M. Will Jr., Larmon S. Isom, Alexander C. Jolly, Larry H. Hazel, Ray J. Vinson, and John Mango "Recent Experience In Simulating Missile Flight Hardware In Terminal Homing Applications", Proc. SPIE 0133, Optics in Missile Engineering, (2 June 1978); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.956084
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KEYWORDS
Missiles

Mirrors

Computer simulations

Analog electronics

Optical simulations

Aerodynamics

Sensors

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