
To solve the problem caused by angular glint in the terminal guidance process, which effects steady target tracking and results in the final miss, the influence of angular glint on the seeker's angle tracking and angular glint compensation methodology using multiple output angle error equation with different detection frequencies at single sensing period to extract the unknown parameters of the target model based on the orthogonal multicarrier technique is proposed here. The method is verified reasonable and feasible through the simulation analysis, the analysis result can be applied to improve the tracking precision of the seeker's terminal guidance process.
orthogonal multicarrier technique, multiple output angle error equation, detection frequencies, Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General), angular glint compensation methodology, terminal guidance process, steady target tracking, multicarrier techniques, TA1-2040, target tracking, single sensing period
orthogonal multicarrier technique, multiple output angle error equation, detection frequencies, Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General), angular glint compensation methodology, terminal guidance process, steady target tracking, multicarrier techniques, TA1-2040, target tracking, single sensing period
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