CN112284412B - Ground static alignment method for avoiding precision reduction caused by singular Euler transformation - Google Patents

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CN112284412B
CN112284412B CN202010942368.5A CN202010942368A CN112284412B CN 112284412 B CN112284412 B CN 112284412B CN 202010942368 A CN202010942368 A CN 202010942368A CN 112284412 B CN112284412 B CN 112284412B
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The invention discloses a ground static alignment method for avoiding precision reduction caused by singular Euler transformation, which comprises the following steps: converting the inertial measurement unit gyro angular rate and the adding table specific force into a quasi-northeast coordinate system; correcting a quasi-northeast coordinate system by utilizing quaternion multiplication based on the angular increment calculated by a gyroscope; estimating a misalignment angle using least squares based on the acceleration calculated by the adder table; based on the misalignment angle and the coarse alignment attitude angle, a fine alignment angle is calculated using quaternion multiplication. According to the method, the precise alignment is carried out on the quasi-northeast earth coordinate system established based on the coarse alignment attitude angle, the precise alignment quaternion is calculated based on quaternion multiplication, the high-precision alignment angle is generated, and the problem of precision reduction caused by singular Euler transformation is solved. The ground static alignment algorithm is simple and easy for engineering application.

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Ground static alignment method for avoiding precision reduction caused by singular Euler transformation
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of inertial navigation initial alignment, in particular to a ground static alignment method for avoiding accuracy reduction caused by singular Euler transformation, which is used for inertial navigation ground alignment.
Background
Initial alignment is required before launch of a carrier, missile, etc., and horizontal and azimuth alignment is generally performed based on longitude, latitude and altitude of a launch point.
The existing ground alignment generally establishes a navigation coordinate system directly based on the body, and carries out fine alignment on the coordinate system based on angular rate and specific force measured by a gyro and a summator. The conventional correction of the angular increment based on gyro calculation is as follows:
calculating the angle increment:
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in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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projecting the angular velocity increment of the system relative to the geographic system on the system; delta theta x Projecting the angular velocity increment of the system relative to the geography system on the x-axis of the system; delta theta y Is a body system relative to the groundProjecting the rational angular velocity increment on the y-axis of the body; delta theta z Projecting the angular velocity increment of the system relative to the geography system on the z-axis of the system;
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inertial angular velocity measured for a gyroscope;
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is the angular velocity of the geographic system relative to the inertial system; a. The bn,k-1 A transformation matrix from the geographical system to the main system at the moment k-1; t is a calculation period.
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Wherein Δ θ is a vector [ Δ θ ] x Δθ y Δθ z ]Die length of (2).
Constructing a matrix:
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updating quaternion and conversion matrix:
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in the formula, q bn,k-1 A rotation quaternion from the geographic system to the main system at the moment k-1; q. q.s bn,k Is the rotational quaternion of the geographic system to the system at time k.
Then the transformation matrix from geographic system to body system at time k is:
Figure GDA0003815374050000023
the precise alignment is directly carried out based on the body coordinate system, the angle increment calculated based on the gyro angular velocity does not correspond to the alignment error angle one by one, and is in a nonlinear relation, particularly when large-angle conversion exists between the rough alignment coordinate system and the north east earth coordinate system.
When the alignment attitude is defined according to the 3-2-1 rotation sequence, when the pitch angle is near 90 degrees, the precision of the conventional ground alignment method is greatly reduced.
Disclosure of Invention
The technical problem to be solved by the invention is as follows: aiming at the defects in the prior art, the ground static alignment method for avoiding the precision reduction caused by the singularity of Euler transformation is provided, the method carries out precise alignment on the quasi-northeast ground coordinate system established based on the coarse alignment attitude angle, calculates the precise alignment quaternion the basis of quaternion multiplication, generates a high-precision alignment angle, and avoids the problem of precision reduction caused by the singularity of Euler transformation, and the ground static alignment algorithm is simple and is easy for engineering application.
The invention is realized by the following technical scheme.
A ground static alignment method for avoiding precision reduction caused by singular Euler transformation comprises the following steps:
step 1, obtaining a coarse alignment attitude angle by adopting a coarse alignment method according to angular velocity information measured by an inertial set gyroscope and specific force information measured by an adder, and converting the angular velocity of the inertial set gyroscope and the specific force of the adder into a quasi-north-east-earth coordinate system;
step 2, calculating an angle increment according to the inertial group gyroscope, and correcting a quasi-north-east-earth coordinate system by utilizing quaternion multiplication;
step 3, calculating the acceleration according to the adding table, and estimating the misalignment angle by using least square;
and 4, calculating a fine alignment quaternion by using quaternion multiplication according to the misalignment angle obtained in the step 3 and the coarse alignment attitude angle obtained in the step 1, and then calculating a fine alignment angle according to a 3-2-1 rotation sequence based on the fine alignment quaternion.
The step 1 specifically comprises the following steps:
step 1.1, establishing a northeast coordinate system based on the rough alignment attitude angle:
calculating the acceleration g of gravity
Figure GDA0003815374050000031
In the formula, R e Is the equatorial radius of the earth; l is the local latitude; h is the local height.
Initial attitude angle of the body relative to the northeast (3-2-1 rotation order)
If it is not
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Then the
γ=0
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In the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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is the specific force measured for the addition table;
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angular velocity measured for an inertial gyro; gamma is roll angle, theta is pitch angle, psi is yaw angle.
Otherwise, it is
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When the temperature of the water is higher than the set temperature,
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according to the rough alignment attitude angle, a quasi-north-east coordinate system (quasi NED system) is established, and an n' navigation coordinate system is established in the quasi NED system.
Calculating a 3-2-1 rotation sequence attitude quaternion:
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q n′b =q bn′ *
in the formula, q bn′ A conversion quaternion from a quasi-northeast coordinate system to a main system; q. q.s n′b The system is a conversion quaternion to a northeast coordinate system.
Calculating an attitude transformation array:
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A n′b =A bn′ T
in the formula, A bn′ A transformation matrix from a quasi-northeast coordinate system to a main system; a. The n′b Is a transformation matrix of the system to the northeast coordinate system.
Step 1.2, converting the inertial measurement unit gyro angular velocity and the adding table specific force into a northeast coordinate system, wherein the method comprises the following steps:
converting inertial group gyro angular rate and addition specific force to quasi NED system:
f n′ =A n′b ·f b
ω n′ =A n′b ·ω b
in the formula (f) n′ Is the specific force of the northeast China series; omega n′ Is the angular velocity of the northeast China series.
Pretreatment:
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in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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a filtered value of the northeast reference force at the k-th time;
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is a filtered value of the northeast reference force at the time k-1;
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a filtered value of the northeast-oriented angular velocity at the k-th moment;
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the k-1 th time is the filtered value of the northeast angular velocity.
The step 2 specifically comprises the following steps:
step 2.1, calculating an angle increment based on a gyro in a quasi-northeast coordinate system:
calculating the component of the earth rotation angular rate in the navigation system
Figure GDA0003815374050000057
Figure GDA0003815374050000058
In the formula, ω ei Is the rotational angular velocity of the earth;
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is the component of the earth rotation angular rate in the northeast coordinate system;
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is the angular velocity of the northeast coordinate system.
Calculating an angle increment:
q n′n,0 =[1 0 0 0] T
Figure GDA00038153740500000511
in the formula, q n′n,0 A rotation quaternion from a north east coordinate system to a quasi-north east coordinate system at the initial moment; a. The n′n,k-1 A transformation matrix from the northeast coordinate system to the quasi-northeast coordinate system at the time k-1; t is the calculation period.
Step 2.2, correcting a coordinate system of the quasi-northeast by utilizing quaternion multiplication:
Figure GDA0003815374050000061
Figure GDA0003815374050000062
in the formula, dq ω An error quaternion from the northeast coordinate system to the quasi-northeast coordinate system; q. q.s n′n,k-1 A rotation quaternion from the northeast coordinate system to the quasi-northeast coordinate system at the time of the k-1; q. q of n′n,k Is a rotational quaternion from the northeast coordinate system to the quasi-northeast coordinate system at time k.
The step 3 specifically comprises the following steps:
step 3.1, calculating the acceleration based on the summers in the corrected quasi-north east coordinate system:
from q n′n,k =[q 0 q 1 q 2 q 3 ] T Calculating A n′n,k
Figure GDA0003815374050000063
In the formula, A n′n,k Is a transformation matrix from the northeast coordinate system to the quasi-northeast coordinate system at time k.
And (3) acceleration calculation:
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in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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is the rate of change of speed of the northeast coordinate system at time k.
Step 3.2, estimating the misalignment angle by using least squares:
calculating acceleration
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In the formula, a k The total acceleration of the northeast coordinate system at time k. a is a N Is the north acceleration at the k moment; a is E East acceleration at the k-th moment; a is a D The k-th time is the acceleration.
The first step of initialization:
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wherein (a) N ) k-1 The north acceleration at the k-1 moment; (a) A E ) k-1 The east acceleration at the k-1 moment; (b) N ) k-1 A north acceleration filter coefficient at the k-1 moment; (b) E ) k-1 Is east acceleration filter coefficient at the k-1 time.
Second step start iterative computation
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Calculating the misalignment angle
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The step 4 specifically comprises the following steps:
step 4.1, based on the misalignment angle and the coarse alignment attitude angle, calculating a fine alignment quaternion by quaternion multiplication:
by
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Obtaining:
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in the formula, dq φ An error quaternion from the quasi-northeast coordinate system to the northeast coordinate system; q. q.s bn,k Quaternions are converted to the body system for the northeast coordinate system at time k.
And 4.2, based on the fine alignment quaternion, calculating a fine alignment angle according to a 3-2-1 rotation sequence:
from q bn,k Solving the transformation matrix A from the northeast coordinate system to the main system bn
Then is composed of A bn And (5) solving the three-axis attitude angle according to the 3-2-1 rotation sequence.
The attitude transformation matrix of the attitude expressed by 3-2-1 rotation order is as follows:
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a is prepared from bn Expressed in matrix form:
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the attitude quaternion obtains the three-axis attitude angle according to the 3-2-1 rotation sequence, if | a 13 If the | is less than or equal to 0.99999, then:
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sinθ=-a 13 ,θ=asin(-a 13 )
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otherwise, i.e. | a 13 If | is greater than 0.99999, then
γ=0
θ=asin(-a 13 )
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The ground static alignment method is based on a quasi-northeast coordinate system established by coarse alignment to calculate an angle increment and estimate a misalignment angle, and avoids the precision reduction caused by Euler transformation singularity:
the kinematic equation for the 3-2-1 rotation attitude is as follows:
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when the pitch alignment angle approaches 90 °, the attitude kinematics equation is affected by the divide-by-zero with reduced accuracy. And establishing a northeast coordinate system based on the coarse initial alignment angle obtained by the coarse alignment, wherein the angle increment and the misalignment angle relative to the northeast coordinate system are small angles and cannot be influenced by zero division.
And correcting the coordinate system of the quasi-northeast region based on quaternion multiplication, calculating a precise alignment quaternion, and then calculating a precise alignment angle according to a 3-2-1 rotation sequence based on the precise alignment quaternion.
Compared with the prior art, the ground static alignment method for avoiding the precision reduction caused by the singularity of Euler transformation provided by the invention has the following advantages and beneficial effects:
(1) The invention provides a ground static alignment method for avoiding precision reduction caused by Euler conversion singularity, which is based on a quasi-northeast coordinate system established by a coarse alignment attitude angle to carry out precise alignment, and calculates a precise alignment quaternion based on quaternion multiplication to generate a high-precision alignment angle, thereby avoiding the problem of precision reduction caused by Euler conversion singularity. The ground static alignment algorithm is simple and easy for engineering application.
(2) A quasi-north east-earth coordinate system established based on the coarse alignment attitude angle is subjected to fine alignment, so that the precision reduction caused by the singularity of Euler conversion is avoided; the angle increment calculated on the basis of a gyro in a quasi-northeast coordinate system and the alignment error angle are basically in one-to-one correspondence;
(3) And calculating a fine alignment quaternion based on quaternion multiplication to generate a high-precision alignment angle, wherein the ground static alignment algorithm is simple and is easy for engineering application.
(4) The invention discloses a ground static alignment method for avoiding precision reduction caused by singular Euler transformation. The ground static alignment algorithm is simple and easy for engineering application.
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The following examples illustrate the invention in detail: the embodiment is implemented on the premise of the technical scheme of the invention, and gives a detailed implementation mode and a specific operation process. It should be noted that, for a person skilled in the art, several variations and modifications can be made without departing from the inventive concept, which falls within the scope of the present invention.
As shown in fig. 1 and fig. 2, a ground static alignment method for avoiding accuracy reduction caused by singularity of euler transformation includes the following steps:
a ground static alignment method for avoiding precision reduction caused by singularity of Euler transformation comprises the following steps:
step 1, converting the inertial unit gyro angular velocity and the adding table specific force into a quasi-north east-earth coordinate system:
(1) Establishing a northeast coordinate system based on the coarse alignment attitude angle;
(2) Converting the inertial measurement unit gyro angular velocity and the adding table specific force into a northeast coordinate system;
and 2, correcting a coordinate system of the northeast by utilizing quaternion multiplication based on the angle increment calculated by the gyroscope:
(1) Calculating an angular increment based on a gyro in a quasi-northeast coordinate system;
(2) Correcting a coordinate system of the quasi-northeast by utilizing quaternion multiplication;
and 3, estimating a misalignment angle by using least square based on the acceleration calculated by the adding table:
(1) Calculating an acceleration based on the accelerometer in the corrected quasi-northeast coordinate system;
(2) Estimating a misalignment angle using least squares;
and 4, calculating a fine alignment angle by utilizing quaternion multiplication based on the misalignment angle and the coarse alignment attitude angle:
(1) Calculating a fine alignment quaternion by using quaternion multiplication based on the misalignment angle and the coarse alignment attitude angle;
(2) And based on the fine alignment quaternion, the fine alignment angle is calculated according to the 3-2-1 rotation sequence.
The step 1 specifically comprises the following steps:
step 1.1, establishing a coordinate system of the quasi-north east earth based on the coarse alignment attitude angle:
calculating the acceleration of gravity
Figure GDA0003815374050000111
In the formula, R e Is the equatorial radius of the earth; l is the local latitude; h is the local height.
Initial attitude angle of the computer body relative to the northeast (3-2-1 rotation order)
If it is used
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γ=0
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In the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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is the specific force measured for the addition table;
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angular velocity measured for an inertial stack gyro; gamma is roll angle, theta is pitch angle, psi is yaw angle.
Otherwise
Figure GDA0003815374050000117
Figure GDA0003815374050000118
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According to the rough alignment attitude angle, a quasi-north-east coordinate system (quasi NED system) is established, and an n' navigation coordinate system is established in the quasi NED system.
Calculating a 3-2-1 rotation sequence attitude quaternion:
Figure GDA0003815374050000121
q n′b =q bn′ *
in the formula, q bn′ A conversion quaternion from a quasi-northeast coordinate system to a main system; q. q.s n′b The system is a conversion quaternion to a northeast coordinate system.
Calculating an attitude transformation array:
Figure GDA0003815374050000122
A n′b =A bn′ T
in the formula, A bn′ A transformation matrix from a quasi-northeast coordinate system to a main system; a. The n′b Is a transformation matrix of the system to the northeast coordinate system.
Step 1.2, converting the inertial measurement unit gyro angular rate and the adding table specific force into a quasi-northeast coordinate system:
the specific force and angular rate of the system are converted into quasi NED system:
f n′ =A n′b ·f b
ω n′ =A n′b ·ω b
in the formula (f) n′ Is the specific force of the northeast China series; omega n′ Is the angular velocity of the northeast China series.
Pretreatment:
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in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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a filtered value of the northeast reference force at the kth time;
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is a filtered value of the northeast reference force at the time k-1;
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a filtered value of the quasi-northeast system angular velocity at the kth time;
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the k-1 th time is the filtered value of the northeast angular velocity.
The step 2 specifically comprises the following steps:
step 2.1, calculating an angle increment based on a gyro in a quasi-northeast coordinate system:
calculating the component of the earth rotation angular rate in the navigation system
Figure GDA0003815374050000133
Figure GDA0003815374050000134
In the formula, ω ei Is the rotational angular velocity of the earth;
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is the component of the earth rotation angular rate in the northeast coordinate system;
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is the angular velocity of the north east coordinate system.
Calculating the angle increment:
q n′n,0 =[1 0 0 0] T
Figure GDA0003815374050000137
in the formula, q n′n,0 A rotation quaternion from a north east coordinate system to a quasi-north east coordinate system at the initial moment; a. The n′n,k-1 A transformation matrix from the northeast coordinate system to the quasi-northeast coordinate system at the time k-1; t is the calculation period.
Step 2.2, correcting a quasi-northeast coordinate system by quaternion multiplication:
Figure GDA0003815374050000138
Figure GDA0003815374050000139
in the formula, dq ω An error quaternion from the north east coordinate system to the quasi-north east coordinate system; q. q.s n′n,k-1 A rotation quaternion from the northeast coordinate system to the quasi-northeast coordinate system at the time of the k-1; q. q.s n′n,k Is a rotational quaternion from the northeast coordinate system to the quasi-northeast coordinate system at time k.
The step 3 specifically comprises the following steps:
step 3.1, calculating the acceleration based on a summeter in the corrected quasi-northeast coordinate system:
from q n′n,k =[q 0 q 1 q 2 q 3 ] T Calculating A n′n,k
Figure GDA0003815374050000141
In the formula, A n′n,k Is a transformation matrix from the northeast coordinate system to the quasi-northeast coordinate system at time k.
Step 3.2, estimating the misalignment angle by using least squares:
calculating acceleration
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In the formula, a k The total acceleration of the northeast coordinate system at time k. a is N Is the north acceleration at the k moment; a is E East acceleration at the k-th moment; a is D The k-th time is the acceleration.
The first step of initialization:
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wherein (a) N ) k-1 The north acceleration at the k-1 moment; (a) A E ) k-1 The east acceleration at the k-1 moment; (b) N ) k-1 A north acceleration filter coefficient at the k-1 moment; (b) E ) k-1 And the east acceleration filter coefficient is the k-1 time.
Second step starting iterative computation
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Calculating misalignment angle
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The step 4 specifically comprises the following steps:
step 4.1, based on the misalignment angle and the coarse alignment attitude angle, calculating a fine alignment quaternion by using quaternion multiplication:
by
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Obtaining:
Figure GDA0003815374050000154
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in the formula, dq φ An error quaternion from the quasi-northeast coordinate system to the northeast coordinate system; q. q.s bn,k Quaternions are converted to the body system for the northeast coordinate system at time k.
And 4.2, based on the fine alignment quaternion, calculating a fine alignment angle according to a 3-2-1 rotation sequence:
from q bn,k Solving the transformation matrix A from the northeast coordinate system to the main system bn
Then from A bn And (5) solving the three-axis attitude angle according to the 3-2-1 rotation sequence.
The attitude transformation matrix of the attitude expressed by 3-2-1 rotation sequence is as follows:
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a is to be bn Expressed in matrix form:
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the attitude quaternion obtains the three-axis attitude angle according to the 3-2-1 rotation sequence, if | a 13 If the | is less than or equal to 0.99999, then:
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sinθ=-a 13 ,θ=asin(-a 13 )
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otherwise, i.e. | a 13 If | is greater than 0.99999, then
γ=0
θ=asin(-a 13 )
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The method comprises the following specific steps:
a. converting inertial group gyro angular rate and adding specific force to northeast coordinate system
Establishing a northeast coordinate system based on the coarse alignment attitude angle:
calculating the acceleration g of gravity
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In the formula, R e Is the equatorial radius of the earth; l is the local latitude; h is the local height.
Calculate initial attitude angle of body relative to north east (3-2-1 rotation order)
If it is not
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Then
γ=0
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In the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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is the specific force measured for the addition table;
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angular velocity measured for an inertial gyro; gamma is roll angle, theta is pitch angle, psi is yaw angle.
Otherwise, it is
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When the temperature of the water is higher than the set temperature,
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according to the rough alignment attitude angle, a quasi-north-east coordinate system (quasi NED system) is established, and an n' navigation coordinate system is established in the quasi NED system.
Calculating a 3-2-1 rotation sequence attitude quaternion:
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q n′b =q bn′ *
in the formula, q bn′ Is a conversion quaternion from a quasi-northeast coordinate system to a main system; q. q.s n′b The system is a conversion quaternion to a northeast coordinate system.
Calculating an attitude transformation array:
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A n′b =A bn′ T
in the formula, A bn′ A transformation matrix from a quasi-northeast coordinate system to a main system; a. The n′b Is a transformation matrix of the system to the northeast coordinate system.
The specific force and angular rate of the system are converted to quasi NED system:
f n′ =A n′b ·f b
ω n′ =A n′b ·ω b
in the formula (f) n′ Is the specific force of the northeast China series; omega n′ Is the angular velocity of the northeast China series.
Pretreatment:
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in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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a filtered value of the northeast reference force at the kth time;
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a filtered value of the northeast reference force at time k-1;
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corner of northeast east China at the k-th momentA filtered value of the velocity;
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the k-1 th time is the filtered value of the northeast angular velocity.
b. Correcting the quasi-northeast coordinate system by quaternion multiplication based on angular increments calculated by a gyroscope
Angular increments are calculated based on a gyro in the northeast coordinate system:
calculating the component of the earth rotation angular rate in the navigation system
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In the formula, ω ei The rotational angular velocity of the earth;
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is the component of the earth rotation angular rate in the northeast coordinate system;
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is the angular velocity of the north east coordinate system.
Calculating an angle increment:
q n′n,0 =[1 0 0 0] T
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in the formula, q n′n,0 A rotation quaternion from a north east coordinate system to a quasi-north east coordinate system at an initial moment; a. The n′n,k-1 A transformation matrix from the north east coordinate system to the quasi-north east coordinate system at the time k-1; t is the calculation period.
Figure GDA0003815374050000192
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In the formula, dq ω An error quaternion from the north east coordinate system to the quasi-north east coordinate system; q. q.s n′n,k-1 A rotation quaternion from the northeast coordinate system to the quasi-northeast coordinate system at the time of the k-1; q. q.s n′n,k Is a rotational quaternion from the northeast coordinate system to the quasi-northeast coordinate system at time k.
c. Estimating misalignment angle using least squares based on accelerometer calculations
The acceleration is calculated based on the accelerometer in the corrected northeast coordinate system:
from q n′n,k =[q 0 q 1 q 2 q 3 ] T Calculating A n′n,k
Figure GDA0003815374050000194
In the formula, A n′n,k Is a transformation matrix from the northeast coordinate system to the quasi-northeast coordinate system at time k.
Calculating acceleration
Figure GDA0003815374050000195
In the formula, a k The total acceleration of the north east coordinate system at the time k. a is N Is the north acceleration at the k moment; a is E East acceleration at the k-th moment; a is D The k-th time is the acceleration.
The first step of initialization:
Figure GDA0003815374050000201
wherein (a) N ) k-1 Is the kth-1, north acceleration at the moment; (a) A E ) k-1 The east acceleration at the k-1 moment; (b) N ) k-1 A north acceleration filter coefficient at the k-1 moment; (b) E ) k-1 Is east acceleration filter coefficient at the k-1 time.
Second step start iterative computation
Figure GDA0003815374050000202
Figure GDA0003815374050000203
Figure GDA0003815374050000204
Calculating the misalignment angle
Figure GDA0003815374050000205
d. Calculating a fine alignment angle using quaternion multiplication based on the misalignment angle and the coarse alignment attitude angle
Based on the misalignment angle and the coarse alignment attitude angle, calculating a fine alignment quaternion by quaternion multiplication:
step 4.1, based on the misalignment angle and the coarse alignment attitude angle, calculating a fine alignment quaternion by using quaternion multiplication:
by
Figure GDA0003815374050000206
Solving the following steps:
Figure GDA0003815374050000211
Figure GDA0003815374050000212
in the formula, dq φ An error quaternion from the quasi-northeast coordinate system to the northeast coordinate system; q. q.s bn,k Quaternions are converted for the northeast coordinate system to the body system at time k.
From q bn,k Solving the transformation matrix A from the northeast coordinate system to the main system bn
Then from A bn And (5) solving the three-axis attitude angle according to the 3-2-1 rotation sequence.
The attitude transformation matrix of the attitude expressed by 3-2-1 rotation sequence is as follows:
Figure GDA0003815374050000213
Figure GDA0003815374050000214
a is to be bn Expressed in matrix form:
Figure GDA0003815374050000215
the attitude quaternion obtains the three-axis attitude angle according to the 3-2-1 rotation sequence, if | a 13 If the | is less than or equal to 0.99999, then:
Figure GDA0003815374050000216
sinθ=-a 13 ,θ=asin(-a 13 )
Figure GDA0003815374050000217
otherwise, i.e. | a 13 If | is greater than 0.99999, then
γ=0
θ=asin(-a 13 )
Figure GDA0003815374050000221
The ground static alignment method for avoiding precision reduction caused by euler transformation singularity provided by the embodiment provides a ground static alignment method for avoiding precision reduction caused by euler transformation singularity, the method converts inertial group gyro angular rate and addition table specific force into a quasi-northeast earth coordinate system established based on coarse alignment, corrects the quasi-northeast earth coordinate system by quaternion multiplication based on angular increment calculated by a gyro, estimates a misalignment angle based on acceleration calculated by an addition table by least square, and calculates a fine alignment angle based on the misalignment angle and a coarse alignment attitude angle by quaternion multiplication; and a quasi-northeast coordinate system established based on the coarse alignment attitude angle is subjected to fine alignment, so that the precision reduction caused by the singularity of Euler conversion is avoided.
Assuming that the attitude angle of the aircraft body system relative to the northeast coordinate system is [0;89;20]The measurement precision of the inertial group gyro is 0.36 degree/h, and the measurement precision of the inertial group and the table is 0.0001m/s 2 . Obtaining an attitude angle of [0 ] by adopting coarse alignment; 90, respectively; 19.86](ii) there is a measurement error of 1 °; establishing a coordinate system n' of the northeast according to the rough alignment attitude angle, and further obtaining a transformation matrix A from the coordinate system to the coordinate system of the northeast n′b
Figure GDA0003815374050000222
Converting the inertial group gyroscope angular rate and the addition table specific force to a quasi-north-east coordinate system, correcting the quasi-north-east coordinate system by utilizing quaternion multiplication, and calculating a misalignment angle by utilizing a least square method to calculate a precise alignment attitude angle to be [0.03;89;20.14 deg., and an alignment accuracy of 0.14 deg..
In the embodiment, the precise alignment is carried out on the quasi-northeast coordinate system established based on the coarse alignment attitude angle, the precise alignment quaternion is calculated based on quaternion multiplication, the high-precision alignment angle is generated, and the problem of precision reduction caused by singular Euler transformation is solved. The ground static alignment algorithm is simple and easy for engineering application.
The foregoing description of specific embodiments of the present invention has been presented. It is to be understood that the present invention is not limited to the specific embodiments described above, and that various changes and modifications may be made by one skilled in the art within the scope of the appended claims without departing from the spirit of the invention.

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1. A ground static alignment method for avoiding precision reduction caused by singular Euler transformation is characterized by comprising the following steps:
step 1, obtaining a coarse alignment attitude angle by a coarse alignment method according to angular velocity information measured by an inertial set gyroscope and specific force information measured by an adding table, and converting the inertial set gyroscope angular velocity and the adding table specific force into a northeast coordinate system;
step 2, calculating angle increment according to the inertial measurement unit gyroscope, and correcting a coordinate system of the quasi-northeast by utilizing quaternion multiplication;
step 3, calculating the acceleration according to the adding table, and estimating a misalignment angle by using least square;
step 4, calculating a fine alignment quaternion by using quaternion multiplication according to the misalignment angle obtained in the step 3 and the coarse alignment attitude angle obtained in the step 1, and then calculating a fine alignment angle according to a 3-2-1 rotation sequence based on the fine alignment quaternion;
in step 1, the method for establishing the coordinate system of the northeast is as follows:
calculating the acceleration g of gravity
Figure FDA0003815374040000011
In the formula, R e Is the equatorial radius of the earth; l is the local latitude; h is the local height;
calculating the initial attitude angle of the body relative to the northeast, and performing 3-2-1 rotation:
if it is not
Figure FDA0003815374040000012
Then
γ=0
Figure FDA0003815374040000013
Figure FDA0003815374040000014
In the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure FDA0003815374040000015
is the specific force measured for the add table;
Figure FDA0003815374040000016
angular velocity measured for an inertial gyro; gamma is a roll angle, theta is a pitch angle, psi is a yaw angle;
otherwise, it is
Figure FDA0003815374040000021
When the utility model is used, the water is discharged,
Figure FDA0003815374040000022
Figure FDA0003815374040000023
Figure FDA0003815374040000024
establishing a quasi-northeast-earth coordinate system and a quasi-NED system according to the rough alignment attitude angle, and establishing an n' navigation coordinate system in the quasi-NED system;
calculating a 3-2-1 rotation sequence attitude quaternion:
Figure FDA0003815374040000025
q n′b =q bn′ *
in the formula, q bn′ Is a conversion quaternion from a quasi-northeast coordinate system to a main system; q. q of n′b A conversion quaternion of the body system to a quasi-northeast coordinate system;
calculating an attitude transformation array:
Figure FDA0003815374040000026
A n′b =A bn′ T
in the formula, A bn′ A transformation matrix from a quasi-northeast coordinate system to a main system; a. The n′b A transformation matrix from the body system to a quasi-northeast coordinate system;
in the step 1, the inertial set gyro angular velocity and the adding table specific force are converted into a quasi north east earth coordinate system, and the method comprises the following steps:
converting inertial group gyro angular rate and addition specific force to quasi NED system:
f n′ =A n′b ·f b
ω n′ =A n′b ·ω b
in the formula, f n′ Is the specific force of the northeast China series; omega n′ Is the angular velocity of the northeast China series;
pretreatment:
Figure FDA0003815374040000031
Figure FDA0003815374040000032
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure FDA0003815374040000033
a filtered value of the northeast reference force at the k-th time;
Figure FDA0003815374040000034
a filtered value of the northeast reference force at time k-1;
Figure FDA0003815374040000035
a filtered value of the northeast-oriented angular velocity at the k-th moment;
Figure FDA0003815374040000036
the filtered value of the angular velocity of the northeast east China system at the k-1 st moment;
in the step 2, the method for calculating the angle increment according to the inertial measurement unit gyroscope comprises the following steps:
calculating the component of the earth rotation angular rate in the navigation system
Figure FDA0003815374040000037
Figure FDA0003815374040000038
In the formula, ω ei The rotational angular velocity of the earth;
Figure FDA0003815374040000039
is the component of the earth rotation angular rate in the northeast coordinate system;
Figure FDA00038153740400000310
angular velocity in the northeast coordinate system;
calculating an angle increment:
q n′n,0 =[1 0 0 0] T
Figure FDA00038153740400000311
in the formula, q n′n,0 A rotation quaternion from a north east coordinate system to a quasi-north east coordinate system at an initial moment; a. The n′n,k-1 A transformation matrix from the northeast coordinate system to the quasi-northeast coordinate system at the time k-1; t is a calculation period;
in the step 2, the method for correcting the quasi-northeast coordinate system by using quaternion multiplication comprises the following steps:
Figure FDA0003815374040000041
Figure FDA0003815374040000042
in the formula, dq ω An error quaternion from the northeast coordinate system to the quasi-northeast coordinate system; q. q.s n′n,k-1 A rotation quaternion from the northeast coordinate system to the quasi-northeast coordinate system at the time of the k-1; q. q of n′n,k A rotation quaternion from the northeast coordinate system to the quasi-northeast coordinate system at the kth moment;
in the step 3, the method for calculating the acceleration according to the adding table comprises the following steps:
from q n′n,k =[q 0 q 1 q 2 q 3 ] T Calculating A n′n,k
Figure FDA0003815374040000043
In the formula, A n′n,k A transformation matrix from a north east coordinate system to a quasi north east coordinate system at the kth moment;
and (3) acceleration calculation:
Figure FDA0003815374040000044
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure FDA0003815374040000045
the change rate of the speed of the north east earth coordinate system at the kth moment;
in the step 3, the method for estimating the misalignment angle by using least square comprises the following steps:
calculating acceleration
Figure FDA0003815374040000046
In the formula, a k The total acceleration of the north east coordinate system at the kth moment; a is N Is the north acceleration at the k moment; a is E East acceleration at the kth moment; a is a D Acceleration at the kth time;
the first step of initialization:
Figure FDA0003815374040000051
wherein (a) N ) k-1 The north acceleration at the k-1 moment; (a) E ) k-1 The east acceleration at the k-1 moment; (b) N ) k-1 The north acceleration filter coefficient is the k-1 moment; (b) E ) k-1 Is east acceleration filter coefficient at the k-1 moment;
second step starting iterative computation
Figure FDA0003815374040000052
Figure FDA0003815374040000053
Figure FDA0003815374040000054
Calculating misalignment angle
Figure FDA0003815374040000055
In step 4, based on the misalignment angle and the coarse alignment attitude angle, the method for calculating the fine alignment quaternion by using quaternion multiplication comprises the following steps:
by
Figure FDA0003815374040000056
Obtaining:
Figure FDA0003815374040000061
Figure FDA0003815374040000062
in the formula, dq φ An error quaternion from the quasi-northeast coordinate system to the northeast coordinate system; q. q.s bn,k Quaternions are converted for the northeast coordinate system to the body system at time k.
2. The ground static alignment method for avoiding the precision reduction caused by the singularity of the euler transform as claimed in claim 1, wherein:
in the step 4, based on the fine alignment quaternion, the method for calculating the fine alignment angle according to the 3-2-1 rotation sequence is as follows:
from q bn,k Solving the transformation matrix A from the northeast coordinate system to the main system bn
Then from A bn Obtaining a three-axis attitude angle according to a 3-2-1 rotation sequence;
the attitude transformation matrix of the attitude expressed by 3-2-1 rotation order is as follows:
Figure FDA0003815374040000063
Figure FDA0003815374040000064
a is prepared from bn Expressed in matrix form:
Figure FDA0003815374040000065
the attitude quaternion obtains the three-axis attitude angle according to the 3-2-1 rotation sequence, if | a 13 If the | is less than or equal to 0.99999, then:
Figure FDA0003815374040000066
sinθ=-a 13 ,θ=asin(-a 13 )
Figure FDA0003815374040000071
otherwise, i.e. | a 13 If | is greater than 0.99999, then
γ=0
θ=a sin(-a 13 )
Figure FDA0003815374040000072
The ground static alignment method is based on a quasi-north-east coordinate system established by coarse alignment to calculate the angle increment and estimate the misalignment angle, so that the precision reduction caused by the singularity of Euler transformation is avoided:
the kinematic equation for the 3-2-1 rotation attitude is as follows:
Figure FDA0003815374040000073
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