CN115265590A - Double-shaft rotation inertial navigation dynamic error suppression method - Google Patents

Double-shaft rotation inertial navigation dynamic error suppression method Download PDF

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CN115265590A
CN115265590A CN202210835839.1A CN202210835839A CN115265590A CN 115265590 A CN115265590 A CN 115265590A CN 202210835839 A CN202210835839 A CN 202210835839A CN 115265590 A CN115265590 A CN 115265590A
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The invention discloses a method for inhibiting dynamic errors of biaxial rotation inertial navigation, which comprises the following steps: s1, constructing a coordinate system, and determining an installation error matrix of a gyroscope and an accelerometer; s2, determining an error equation of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation in a navigation coordinate system; s3, constructing a thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter; s4, the double-shaft indexing mechanism rotates according to the designed indexing path, and angular rate data and specific force data in the process are used as calibration data; s5, processing the calibration data by using a Kalman filtering algorithm and a Kalman filter to obtain a state quantity estimated value in the Kalman filter; s6, obtaining the angular rate and specific force output after calibration and the acceleration compensated by the arm in the accelerometer by using the calibration parameters, and further resolving to obtain a navigation result; the method comprehensively considers zero offset, scale factors, installation errors, accelerometer second-order nonlinear coefficients and biaxial rotation inertial navigation dynamic errors caused by an inner rod arm of the accelerometer, and is simple and convenient to apply, high in precision and good in practicability.

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Double-shaft rotation inertial navigation dynamic error suppression method
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of double-shaft rotation inertial navigation error calibration and suppression, in particular to a method for suppressing a dynamic error of double-shaft rotation inertial navigation.
Background
The biaxial rotation inertial navigation consists of an Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) and an indexing mechanism, and the working principle is as follows: the IMU is installed on the indexing mechanism, so that the IMU can rotate relative to a fixed coordinate system shaft in the navigation process, and the IMU modulates constant errors of the inertial device into periodic variation with a mean value of zero through specific rotation, so that the navigation precision of the double-shaft rotation inertial navigation during long navigation can be greatly improved on the precision level of the existing inertial device. Therefore, the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system is widely applied to applications requiring a high-precision inertial navigation system, such as: in carriers for ships, combat vehicles, airplanes, etc.
In the practical use of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation, although a reasonable biaxial transposition scheme can completely modulate the constant zero offset of an inertial device in an IMU, the reasonable biaxial transposition scheme cannot modulate the scale factor error, the installation error, the accelerometer second-order nonlinear coefficient and the dynamic error caused by an arm in an accelerometer, wherein the inertial device is excited by the movement of a carrier. Therefore, in order to improve the precision of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation in a dynamic environment, the scale factor error, the installation error, the second-order nonlinear coefficient of the accelerometer and the arm in the accelerometer of the inertial device of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation need to be accurately calibrated, and compensation is performed after calibration so as to inhibit the dynamic error of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation.
In order to achieve the purpose, the published invention patent CN103575296B provides a self-calibration method of a dual-axis rotational inertial navigation system, which optimizes a calibration test path by using a genetic algorithm and calibrates zero offset, scale factors and installation errors of inertial devices in a dual-axis rotational inertial navigation IMU by processing calibration data by using a least square method; the published patent CN104165638B of the invention provides a multi-position autonomous calibration method of a double-shaft rotation inertial navigation system, the method utilizes Kalman filtering and least square method to calibrate zero offset, scale factor and installation error of a gyroscope and an accelerometer; the published invention patent CN108981751A discloses an eight-position online calibration method of a dual-axis rotary inertial navigation system, which calibrates the zero offset, the scale factor and the installation error of an IMU. The existing method can better mark the zero offset, the scale factor and the installation error of the IMU; however, in the above solutions, the accelerometer second-order nonlinear coefficient and the biaxial rotational inertial navigation dynamic error caused by the arm in the accelerometer are not considered, so that the problem that the biaxial rotational inertial navigation still has a large error in a dynamic environment is caused.
Therefore, in order to overcome the problem that the error of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation in a dynamic environment is large due to the fact that the second-order nonlinear coefficient of the accelerometer and the dynamic error of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation caused by the inner lever arm of the accelerometer are not considered in the conventional method, a simple, convenient and high-precision biaxial rotational inertial navigation dynamic error suppression method which comprehensively considers the zero offset, the scale factor, the installation error, the second-order nonlinear coefficient of the accelerometer and the inner lever arm of the accelerometer needs to be provided.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a biaxial rotational inertial navigation dynamic error suppression method for solving the problem that the biaxial rotational inertial navigation has larger error in a dynamic environment due to the fact that the biaxial rotational inertial navigation dynamic error caused by the accelerometer second-order nonlinear coefficient and the accelerometer inner rod arm is not considered in the conventional biaxial rotational inertial navigation error calibration and suppression method.
Therefore, the technical scheme of the invention is as follows:
a method for restraining dynamic errors of biaxial rotation inertial navigation comprises the following steps:
s1, constructing a gyro sensitive shaft system, an accelerometer sensitive shaft system, an IMU coordinate system, a geocentric inertial coordinate system, a terrestrial coordinate system and a navigation coordinate system, and determining an installation error matrix of a gyro and an installation error matrix of an accelerometer;
s2, determining an error equation of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation system in a navigation coordinate system based on zero offset, scale factors, installation errors, accelerometer second-order nonlinear coefficients and errors caused by an inner lever arm of an accelerometer of the IMU;
s3, constructing a thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter based on an error equation of biaxial rotation inertial navigation, wherein the thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter comprises a state quantity of the thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter, a state equation of the thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter, an observation equation of the thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter and Kalman filtering estimationA feedback compensated version of the result; wherein, the state quantity of the thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter comprises an attitude error angle of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation
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Speed error delta V, position error delta P, and calibration parameter error X of gyroscopegError X of calibration parameter of accelerometeraSecond order non-linear coefficient calibration error X of accelerometerKa2Error of inner rod arm Xr
S4, calibration test: after the start-up preheating is finished, the double-shaft indexing mechanism rotates according to a designed indexing path, and angular rate data output by a gyroscope and specific force data output by an accelerometer of the double-shaft rotational inertial navigation in the process are stored as calibration data; wherein, the transposition path should be designed to satisfy: each shaft of an Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation system is subjected to 180-degree rotation in a single direction, and each shaft of the IMU is subjected to two positions of a finger, a sky and a ground;
s5, processing the calibration data in the step S4 by using a Kalman filtering algorithm and the Kalman filter constructed in the step S3, so that the state quantity in the Kalman filter is continuously iterated and feedback compensated from an initial value along with the multiple transposition of the step S4, and finally the state quantity estimated value in the Kalman filter is obtained; the initial value of the thirty-six-dimensional state quantity is assigned based on an initial alignment result of biaxial rotation and instrument parameters; in the state quantity estimated value in the optimal Kalman filter, the state quantity component related to the error of the inertial device is a calibration parameter;
and S6, substituting the calibration parameters into a calibration model of the gyroscope and a calibration model of the accelerometer to obtain an angular rate and a specific force which are output after calibration, obtaining an acceleration compensated by an arm in the accelerometer based on the angular rate and the specific force after calibration, and further calculating to obtain a navigation result of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation after dynamic error real-time compensation.
Further, the specific implementation steps of step S1 are:
s101, constructing a gyro sensitive axis system, namely a g system, wherein the coordinate system takes the measuring central points of three gyros as a coordinate origin, an Xg axis is consistent with the sensitive axis direction of the X-direction gyro, a Yg axis is consistent with the sensitive axis direction of the Y-direction gyro, and a Zg axis is consistent with the sensitive axis direction of the Z-direction gyro;
s102, constructing an accelerometer sensitive axis system, namely an a system, wherein the coordinate system takes the coordinate origin of the g system as the coordinate origin, the direction of an Xa axis is consistent with that of the sensitive axis of the X-direction accelerometer, the direction of a Ya axis is consistent with that of the sensitive axis of the Y-direction accelerometer, and the direction of a Za axis is consistent with that of the sensitive axis of the Z-direction accelerometer;
s103, constructing an IMU coordinate system, namely an m system, wherein the coordinate system takes the coordinate origin of the g system as the coordinate origin, the Xm axis is consistent with the Xg axis of the gyro sensitive axis, the Ym axis is in a plane formed by the Xg axis and the Yg axis of the gyro sensitive axis and is different from the Yg axis by a small angle gammayzThe Zm axis is a gyro sensitive axis Zg axis which rotates by a small angle gamma around the Xm axiszxAnd then rotated by a small angle gamma about the Ym axiszy
S104, constructing a geocentric inertial coordinate system, namely an i system, wherein the coordinate system takes the center of the earth as a coordinate origin, xi and Yi axes are in the equatorial plane of the earth, the Xi axis points to the spring equinox, and the Zi axis is the earth rotation axis and points to the north pole;
s105, constructing an earth coordinate system, namely an e system, wherein the earth center is taken as a coordinate origin, xe and Ye axes are in the earth equatorial plane, xe points to the prime meridian, and Ze axis is the earth rotation axis and points to the north pole;
s106, constructing a navigation coordinate system, namely an n system, wherein the coordinate system is a northeast geographical coordinate system, the origin of coordinates of the n system is the origin of coordinates of an IMU coordinate system, an Xn axis points to the east, a Yn axis points to the north, and a Zn axis points to the sky;
s107, based on the gyro sensitive axis system and the IMU coordinate system, the installation error matrix of the gyro has the expression:
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in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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is a mounting error matrix of the gyro, gammayz、γzyAnd gammazxFor three mounting error angles of the gyro-sensitive axis system relative to the IMU coordinate system, in particular, gammayzIndicating the angle of deflection, gamma, of the Y-axis gyro axis of sensitivity Yg about the Zm axis of the m-systemzyIndicating the angle of deflection, gamma, of the Z-axis of the gyro's sensitive axis Zg about the Ym-axis of the m-systemzxThe deflection angle of a Z-direction gyro sensitive axis Zg around an Xm axis of an m system is represented;
s108, the installation error matrix of the accelerometer is composed of six accelerometer installation error angles, and the expression is as follows:
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in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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is a mounting error matrix of the accelerometer, alphaxz、αxy、αyz、αyx、αzyAnd alphazxFor six mounting error angles of the accelerometer sensitive axis system relative to the IMU coordinate system, in particular, alphaxzRepresenting the deflection angle, alpha, of the sensitive axis Xa of the X-direction accelerometer about the Zm axis of the m-systemxyRepresenting the angle of deflection, alpha, of the sensitive axis Xa of the X-direction accelerometer about the Ym axis of the system myzThe deflection angle alpha of the sensitive axis Ya of the Y-direction accelerometer around the Zm axis of the m systemyxRepresenting the deflection angle, alpha, of the sensitive axis Ya of the Y-direction accelerometer around the Xm axis of the m systemzyRepresenting the deflection angle, alpha, of the axis Za of the sensitive axis of the Z-direction accelerometer about the Ym axis of the m-systemzxThe deflection angle of the sensing axis Za of the Z-direction accelerometer around the Xm axis of the m system is shown.
Further, the specific implementation steps of step S2 are:
an error equation of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation in a navigation coordinate system (n system) is expressed as follows:
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in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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is composed of
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The derivative with respect to time is,
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is the attitude error angle of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation,
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and
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an east error angle, a north error angle and a sky error angle of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation are respectively;
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is the rotation angular rate of n relative to i, which is generated by the rotation of earth and the movement of carrier;
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in resolving for navigation
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The estimation error of (2);
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a coordinate transformation matrix from an m system to an n system;
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is the measurement error of the gyroscope;
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is delta VnDerivative with respect to time, δ VnIs the velocity error, delta V, of the biaxial rotational inertial navigationn=[δVE δVN δVU]T,δVE、δVNAnd δ VUEast-direction speed error, north-direction speed error and sky-direction speed error respectively; f. ofnIs a specific force under n;
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is the earth rotation angular rate;
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angular velocity generated for motion of the carrier about the earth; (ii) a VnIs the velocity, V, of a biaxial rotational inertial navigationn=[VE VN VU]T,VE、VNAnd VUEast speed, north speed and sky speed of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation system respectively;
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is composed of
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The error of (2);
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is composed of
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An error of (2); δ fmIs the measurement error of the accelerometer;
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is the accelerometer inner arm error; δ g is the gravity vector error;
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is the derivative of δ L with respect to time, δ L being the latitude error;
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is the derivative of δ λ with respect to time, δ λ is the longitude error;
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is the derivative of δ h with respect to time, δ h being the height error; l, λ and h are local geographical latitude, longitude and altitude, respectively; rMAnd RNThe radiuses of the local earth meridian circle and the prime unit circle are respectively;
wherein the measurement error of the gyroscope
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The expression of (a) is:
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in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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measured values of the gyroscope under the system m; delta KGAn error matrix that is the scale factor of the gyroscope and the mounting error,
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and
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respectively scale factor of X-direction gyro
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Y-direction gyro scale factor
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And Z-direction gyro scale factorNumber of
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The error of (2); delta gammayz、δγzyAnd δ γzxAre respectively gyro installation error angle gammayz、γzyAnd gammazxAn error of (2); epsilonmThe zero offset error of the gyroscope is expressed as: epsilonm=[εx εy εz]TIn the formula, epsilonx、εyAnd epsilonzZero offset errors of the X-direction gyroscope, the Y-direction gyroscope and the Z-direction gyroscope respectively;
measurement error δ f of accelerometermThe expression of (c) is:
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in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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measured values of the accelerometer under the m series; delta KAIs the error matrix of the scale factor and mounting error of the accelerometer,
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and
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scale factors for the respective X-direction accelerometer
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Scale factor of Y-direction accelerometer
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And Z-direction accelerometer scale factor
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The error of (2); delta alphaxz、δαxy、δαyz、δαyx、δαzyAnd delta alphazxRespectively an accelerometer mounting error angle alphaxz、αxy、αyz、αyx、αzyAnd alphazxAn error of (2); delta KA2Is a calibration error matrix of second order nonlinear coefficients of the accelerometer,
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δKax2、δKay2and δ Kaz2Respectively, the second-order nonlinear coefficient K of the X-direction accelerometerax2Calibration error, second-order nonlinear coefficient K of Y-direction accelerometeray2Calibration error of the accelerometer and second-order nonlinear coefficient K of the accelerometer in Z directionaz2The calibration error of (2);
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for the zero offset error of the accelerometer,
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and
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zero offset errors of the X-direction accelerometer, the Y-direction accelerometer and the Z-direction accelerometer are respectively;
accelerometer inner lever arm error
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The expression of (c) is:
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in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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and
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respectively error of inner rod arm
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In m is XmAxis, YmAxis and ZmThe component on the axis of the light beam,
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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and
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respectively measured values of the gyroscope in the m system
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At XmAxis, YmAxis and ZmAn on-axis component; delta rx、δryAnd δ rzRespectively an X-direction accelerometer inner lever arm rxInner lever arm r of Y-direction accelerometeryAnd Z-direction accelerometer inner lever arm rzThe error of (2).
Further, the step S3 is implemented as follows:
s301, constructing state quantity X of thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter36
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In the formula,
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is the attitude error angle of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation,
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δ V is the speed error, δ V = [ δ V ]E δVN δVU]T(ii) a δ P is the position error, δ P = [ δ L δ h]T;XgIs the error of the calibration parameter of the gyroscope,
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Xafor the error in the calibration parameters of the accelerometer,
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XKa2error calibration for second-order non-linear coefficients of accelerometers, XKa2=[δKax2 δKay2 δKaz2]T;XrFor errors in the arms of the inner rod, Xr=[δrx δry δrz]T
S302, constructing a state equation of the thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter:
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in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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at F33In (1),
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F36in (1),
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G36to measure the noise the input matrix is,
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u is the noise of the measurement and is,
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wherein u isgAs measurement noise of the gyro, uaMeasurement noise for an accelerometer;
s303, constructing an observation equation of the thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter: z = H36X36+v,
Wherein Z is an observed quantity, and when the biaxial rotational inertial navigation is kept in a stationary state by taking the velocity as the observed quantity and during calibration, Z = [ V ]E VN VU]T;H36To observe the matrix, H36=[03×3 I3 03×30],I3In an identity matrix of three rows and three columns, i.e.
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03×30Is a zero matrix of three rows and thirty columns, 03×3A zero matrix with three rows and three columns; v is the observed noise;
s304, determining a feedback compensation form of a Kalman filtering estimation result:
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in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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is composed of
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The anti-symmetric matrix of (a) is,
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for biaxial rotary inertial navigation
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Calculating the result of (1);
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v for biaxial rotational inertial navigationnCalculating the result of (1);
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the calculation result is the L of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation;
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calculating a lambda calculation result of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation;
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the calculation result is the h of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation; ,
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k before feedback compensation for Kalman filtering estimation resultG
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ε before compensation for Kalman filter estimation result feedbackm;,
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K before feedback compensation for Kalman filtering estimation resultA
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Before feedback compensation for Kalman filtering estimation result
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K before feedback compensation for Kalman filtering estimation resultA2
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R before feedback compensation for Kalman filtering estimation resultsx
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R before feedback compensation for Kalman filter estimation resultsy
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R before feedback compensation for Kalman filter estimation resultsz
Further, in step S4, the indexing path of the biaxial indexing mechanism is specifically designed to:
initial positions are corresponded based on the order 0: standing for 10 minutes in a posture that the Xm axis of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation system faces east, the Ym axis of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation system faces north and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation system faces sky;
sequence 1: the middle frame shaft is taken as a rotating shaft and rotates 90 degrees clockwise; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system face east, sky, and south, respectively; after the transposition is finished, standing for 180s;
sequence 2: clockwise rotating 180 degrees by taking the middle frame shaft as a rotating shaft; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system face east, ground, and north, respectively; after the transposition is finished, standing for 180s;
sequence 3: clockwise rotating 180 degrees by taking the middle frame shaft as a rotating shaft; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system face east, sky, and south, respectively; after the transposition is finished, standing for 180s;
sequence 4: rotating the inner frame shaft by 90 degrees clockwise by using the inner frame shaft as a rotating shaft; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation face the sky, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis, respectively; after transposition is completed, standing for 180s;
sequence 5: clockwise rotating 180 degrees by taking the inner frame shaft as a rotating shaft; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotary inertial navigation system face the ground, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis, respectively; after the transposition is finished, standing for 180s;
sequence 6: rotating 180 degrees clockwise with the inner frame shaft as the rotating shaft; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system face the sky, the west, and the south, respectively; after the transposition is finished, standing for 180s;
sequence 7: the middle frame shaft is taken as a rotating shaft and rotates 90 degrees clockwise; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotary inertial navigation system face south, west, and ground; after the transposition is finished, standing for 180s;
sequence 8: clockwise rotating 180 degrees by taking the middle frame shaft as a rotating shaft; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system face north, west, and sky, respectively; after transposition is completed, standing for 180s;
sequence 9: clockwise rotating 180 degrees by taking the middle frame shaft as a rotating shaft; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotary inertial navigation system face south, west, and ground; after the transposition is finished, standing for 180s;
sequence 10: the middle frame shaft is taken as a rotating shaft and rotates 90 degrees clockwise; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation point face the ground, the west, and the north, respectively; after transposition is completed, standing for 180s;
sequence 11: clockwise rotating by 90 degrees by taking the middle frame shaft as a rotating shaft; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system face north, west, and sky, respectively; after the transposition is finished, standing for 180s;
sequence 12: the middle frame shaft is taken as a rotating shaft and rotates 90 degrees clockwise; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation face the sky, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis, respectively; after transposition is completed, standing for 180s;
sequence 13: rotating the inner frame shaft by 90 degrees clockwise by using the inner frame shaft as a rotating shaft; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation face the west, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis, respectively; after transposition is completed, standing for 180s;
sequence 14: clockwise rotates 90 degrees by taking the inner frame shaft as a rotating shaft; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotary inertial navigation system face the ground, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis, respectively; after the transposition is finished, standing for 180s;
sequence 15: rotating the inner frame shaft by 90 degrees clockwise by using the inner frame shaft as a rotating shaft; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system face east, sky, and south, respectively; after the transposition is finished, standing for 180s;
sequence 16: the middle frame shaft is taken as a rotating shaft and rotates 90 degrees clockwise; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system face east, south, and ground, respectively; after the transposition is finished, standing for 180s;
sequence 17: the middle frame shaft is taken as a rotating shaft and rotates 90 degrees clockwise; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system face east, ground, and north, respectively; after transposition is completed, standing for 180s;
sequence 18: clockwise rotating by 90 degrees by taking the middle frame shaft as a rotating shaft; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system face east, north, and sky, respectively; after indexing is completed, rest is carried out for 180s.
Further, in step S4, the biaxial indexing mechanism is indexed 1 to 3 times according to the designed indexing path in one calibration experiment.
Further, the specific implementation steps of step S5 are:
s501, carrying out initial value on thirty-six-dimensional state quantityAnd (4) assignment:
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and the initial value of delta V is respectively assigned by the initial attitude angle and the initial speed in the initial alignment result of the biaxial rotation in the step S4; assigning the initial value of the delta P by a difference value obtained by subtracting the actual experimental position from the initial position output after the biaxial rotation inertial navigation in the step S4 is completed; xg、Xa、XKa2And XrThe initial value of (A) is assigned according to the actual conditions of the gyroscope and the accelerometer in the biaxial rotational inertial navigation;
s502, based on the initial value of the thirty-six-dimensional state quantity determined in the step S501 as the initial value of the state quantity of Kalman filtering, respectively substituting the thirty-six-dimensional state quantity constructed in the step S301 into the state equation of the thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter constructed in the step S302 and the observation equation of the thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter constructed in the step S303, processing calibration data by adopting a Kalman filtering algorithm and the Kalman filter constructed in the step S3, and continuously iterating and performing feedback compensation on the state quantity in the Kalman filter from the initial value to obtain the state quantity estimated value in the Kalman filter; the state quantity component related to the error of the inertial device in the state quantity estimated value is an accurate calibration parameter, and the method comprises the following steps: x-direction gyro scale factor
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Y-direction gyro scale factor
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And Z-direction gyro scale factor
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Error angle gamma for installing gyroscopeyz、γzyAnd gammazx(ii) a Zero bias of X-direction gyroscope
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Zero bias of Y-direction gyroscope
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And in the Z directionZero offset of gyroscope
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Scale factor of X-direction accelerometer
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Scale factor of Y-direction accelerometer
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And Z-direction accelerometer scale factor
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The error of (2); accelerometer mounting error angle alphaxz、αxy、αyz、αyx、αzyAnd alphazx(ii) a Second-order nonlinear coefficient K of X-direction accelerometerax2Second-order nonlinear coefficient K of Y-direction accelerometeray2And the second-order nonlinear coefficient K of the Z-direction accelerometeraz2(ii) a Zero offset of X-direction accelerometer
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Zero offset of Y-direction accelerometer
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And zero offset of Z-direction accelerometer
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Inner lever arm r of X-direction accelerometerxY-direction adder inner lever arm ryAnd an inner lever arm r of the Z-direction accelerometerz
Further, the specific implementation steps of step S6 are:
s601, adopting the existing sixty-four sequence rotation modulation scheme as the rotation scheme of the indexing mechanism in the biaxial rotation inertial navigation process, stopping for 10S after each rotation to a position, and obtaining the output result of the inertia device after rotation modulation, including the angular rate output by the gyroscope
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And accelerateSpecific force output by the meter
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S602, respectively substituting the calibration parameters obtained in the step S5 into a gyro calibration model and an accelerometer calibration model to obtain output after gyro calibration and output after accelerometer calibration; wherein, the first and the second end of the pipe are connected with each other,
(1) The calibration model of the gyroscope is as follows:
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in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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(2) The calibration model of the accelerometer is as follows:
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in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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s603, by utilizing the output after the gyro calibration and the output after the accelerometer calibration obtained in the step S602, utilizing an inner lever arm r of the X-direction accelerometerxInner lever arm r of Y-direction accelerometeryAnd an inner lever arm r of the Z-direction accelerometerzThe acceleration data is compensated in real time, and the specific formula is as follows:
Figure BDA0003748104070000121
Figure BDA0003748104070000122
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in the formula, axb、aybAnd azbComponents of an Xm axis, a Ym axis and a Zm axis in an m system of the real-time result of the acceleration compensated by the inner rod arm of the accelerometer; a is axc、aycAnd azcThe components of an Xm axis, a Ym axis and a Zm axis in an m system of an acceleration real-time result before compensation of an arm in the accelerometer are obtained; omegaxc、ωycAnd omegazcIs the component of the angular velocity in the m system on the Xm axis, ym axis and Zm axis;
s604, converting a in the step S603xb、ayb、azbAnd ωxc、ωyc、ωzcAnd (4) bringing an inertial navigation resolving equation into the inertial navigation to obtain a navigation result of the double-shaft rotational inertial navigation, namely the navigation result obtained by compensating the dynamic error of the double-shaft rotational inertial navigation in real time by adopting the method.
Compared with the prior art, the biaxial rotation inertial navigation dynamic error suppression method has the beneficial effects that:
(1) The method for restraining the dynamic error of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation is simple and convenient and high in precision, and the zero offset, the scale factor, the installation error, the second-order nonlinear coefficient of the accelerometer and the dynamic error of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation caused by the inner rod arm of the accelerometer of the IMU are comprehensively considered;
(2) After the method is adopted for calibration compensation, the speed error caused by the dynamic state is obviously reduced, the effect can reach 90%, the positioning precision of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation under the dynamic environment can be improved by about 8 meters, the correctness and the accuracy of the method are proved, the dynamic error of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation can be well inhibited, and the practicability is good.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic flow chart of a biaxial rotational inertial navigation dynamic error suppression method according to the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of the coordinate system transformation between the gyro sensitive axis system and the IMU coordinate system constructed in step S1;
FIG. 3 (a) is a schematic diagram illustrating east velocity error comparison before and after dynamic error compensation of dual-axis rotational inertial navigation according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 3 (b) is a schematic diagram showing a north velocity error comparison before and after dynamic error compensation of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system according to the embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 4 (a) is a schematic diagram illustrating east position error comparison before and after dynamic error compensation of biaxial rotational inertial navigation according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 4 (b) is a schematic diagram illustrating a comparison of north position errors before and after dynamic error compensation of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system according to the embodiment of the present invention.
Detailed Description
The invention will be further described with reference to the following figures and specific examples, which are not intended to limit the invention in any way.
As shown in fig. 1, the method for suppressing dynamic error of biaxial rotational inertial navigation includes the following steps:
s1, constructing a gyro sensitive axis system (a system), an accelerometer sensitive axis system (a system), an IMU coordinate system (m system), a geocentric inertial coordinate system (i system), a terrestrial coordinate system (e system) and a navigation coordinate system (n system), and determining an installation error matrix of a gyro and an installation error matrix of an accelerometer;
specifically, in this step S1, the coordinate system is constructed as follows:
(1) The gyro-sensitive axis system, also referred to as the g-system for short, is expressed as: o-XgYgZg; the coordinate system takes the measuring central points of three gyroscopes as coordinate origin points (o points), the Xg axis of the coordinate system is consistent with the sensitive axis direction of the X-direction gyroscope, the Yg axis of the coordinate system is consistent with the sensitive axis direction of the Y-direction gyroscope, and the Zg axis of the coordinate system is consistent with the sensitive axis direction of the Z-direction gyroscope; in the IMU of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation, three gyroscopes cannot be guaranteed to be installed in a strict orthogonal mode, so that a system g is not an orthogonal coordinate system;
(2) The accelerometer sensitive axis system, also referred to as a system for short, is expressed as: o-XaYaZa; the coordinate origin of the coordinate system is coincided with the coordinate origin of the g system, namely the coordinate origin (o point) of the g system is taken as the coordinate origin, the Xa axis is consistent with the sensitive axis direction of the X-direction accelerometer, the Ya axis is consistent with the sensitive axis direction of the Y-direction accelerometer, and the Za axis is consistent with the sensitive axis direction of the Z-direction accelerometer; similarly, since three accelerometers cannot be installed strictly orthogonally in the IMU of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system, the a system is not an orthogonal coordinate system;
(3) The IMU coordinate system, also referred to as m-system for short, is expressed as: o-XmYmZm; because the inertial navigation solution requires that the output of each inertial device is projected into the same orthogonal coordinate system, the coordinate system is an orthogonal coordinate system used for projecting the output of the gyroscope and the accelerometer into an orthogonal vector; as shown in fig. 2, the coordinate origin of the coordinate system coincides with the coordinate origin of the g system, that is, the Xm axis coincides with the Xg axis of the gyro-sensitive axis, and the Ym axis is in the plane formed by the Xg axis and the Yg axis and is different from the Yg axis by a small angle γ with the coordinate origin of the g system (point o) as the coordinate originyzThe Zm axis is a gyro sensitive axis Zg axis which rotates around the Xm axis by a small angle gammazxRotated by a small angle gamma about the Ym axiszy
(4) The centroid inertial frame, also called the i-frame for short, is denoted as oe-XiYiZi, the coordinate system being a reference for the output of the inertial device, its origin of coordinates oeThe Xi axis and the Yi axis are in the equatorial plane of the earth, and the Xi axis points to the vernal equinox (namely one of intersection points of the intersection line of the equatorial plane and the ecliptic plane and the celestial sphere), and the Zi axis is the rotation axis of the earth and points to the north pole;
(5) Terrestrial coordinate system, also abbreviated as e-system, denoted oe-XeYeZe; origin of coordinates o of the coordinate systemeThe axis Xe and Ye are in the equatorial plane of the earth, with Xe pointing to the meridian of origin and the axis Ze being the axis of rotation of the earth and pointing to the North Pole; the earth coordinate system is fixedly connected with the earth, and the angular rate of the e system relative to the i system is the rotational angular rate of the earth;
(6) A navigational coordinate system, also referred to as the n system for short, denoted o-xnylzn; the coordinate system is used as a coordinate system adopted by inertial navigation when navigation parameters are solved, specifically a northeast geographic coordinate system, wherein the origin o of the coordinate system is the origin of the IMU coordinate system, the Xn axis points to the east, the Yn axis points to the north, the Zn axis points to the sky, and the azimuth relationship of the n system relative to the e system is the geographic position of the carrier;
based on the gyro sensitive axis system (g system) and the IMU coordinate system (m system) which are constructed, the expression of the installation error matrix of the gyro can be determined as follows:
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in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure BDA0003748104070000142
is a mounting error matrix of the gyro, gammayz、γzyAnd gammazxFor three mounting error angles of the gyro-sensitive axis system relative to the IMU coordinate system, in particular, gammayzIndicating the angle of deflection, gamma, of the Y-axis gyro sensitive axis Yg about the Zm-axis of the m-systemzyIndicating the angle of deflection, gamma, of the Z-axis of gyro sensitivity Zg about the Ym-axis of the m-systemzxThe deflection angle of a Z-direction gyro sensitive axis Zg around an Xm axis of an m system is represented;
in addition, because a small-angle installation error exists between the gyro component and the accelerometer component, in order to convert the measurement information of the accelerometer into an IMU coordinate system, an installation error matrix of the accelerometer is formed by six accelerometer installation error angles, and the expression is as follows:
Figure BDA0003748104070000143
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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is the mounting error matrix of the accelerometer, alphaxz、αxy、αyz、αyx、αzyAnd alphazxFor six mounting error angles, in particular alpha, of the accelerometer sensitive axis system relative to the IMU coordinate systemxzRepresenting the angle of deflection, alpha, of the sensitive axis Xa of the X-direction accelerometer about the Zm axis of the m-systemxyRepresenting the angle of deflection, alpha, of the sensitive axis Xa of the X-direction accelerometer about the Ym axis of the system myzThe deflection angle alpha of the sensitive axis Ya of the Y-direction accelerometer around the Zm axis of the m systemyxRepresenting the deflection angle, alpha, of the sensitive axis Ya of the Y-direction accelerometer around the Xm axis of the m systemzyRepresenting the deflection angle, alpha, of the axis Za of the sensitive axis of the Z-direction accelerometer about the Ym axis of the m-systemzxRepresenting sense axis Za of a Z-direction accelerometer about m-systemThe deflection angle of the Xm axis;
s2, determining an error equation of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation under a navigation coordinate system (n system) based on zero offset, scale factors, installation errors, second-order nonlinear coefficients of the accelerometer and errors caused by lever arms in the accelerometer, wherein the expression is as follows:
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in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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is composed of
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The derivative with respect to time is determined,
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is the attitude error angle of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation,
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and
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east error angle of biaxial rotation inertial navigationA north error angle and a sky error angle;
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is the rotation angular rate of n relative to i, which is generated by the rotation of earth and the movement of carrier;
Figure BDA00037481040700001512
in resolving for navigation
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The estimated error of (2);
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a coordinate transformation matrix from m system to n system;
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is the measurement error of the gyroscope;
Figure BDA00037481040700001516
is delta VnDerivative with respect to time, δ VnIs the velocity error, delta V, of biaxial rotational inertial navigationn=[δVE δVN δVU]T,δVE、δVNAnd δ VUEast-direction speed error, north-direction speed error and sky-direction speed error respectively; f. ofnIs a specific force under n;
Figure BDA00037481040700001517
is the earth rotation angular rate;
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angular velocity generated for motion of the carrier about the earth; (ii) a VnIs the velocity, V, of a biaxial rotational inertial navigationn=[VE VN VU]T,VE、VNAnd VUEast-direction speed, north-direction speed and sky-direction speed of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system are respectively;
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is composed of
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An error of (2);
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is composed of
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The error of (2); δ fmIs the measurement error of the accelerometer;
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is the arm error in the accelerometer; δ g is the gravity vector error;
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is the derivative of δ L with respect to time, δ L being the latitude error;
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is the derivative of δ λ with respect to time, δ λ is the longitude error;
Figure BDA00037481040700001526
is the derivative of δ h with respect to time, δ h being the height error; l, λ and h are local geographical latitude, longitude and altitude, respectively; rMAnd RNThe radiuses of the local earth meridian circle and the prime unit circle are respectively;
wherein the measurement error of the gyroscope
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The expression of (c) is:
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in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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measured values of the gyroscope under the system m; delta KGAn error matrix that is the scale factor of the gyroscope and the mounting error,
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and
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respectively scale factor of X-direction gyro
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Y-direction gyro scale factor
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And Z-direction gyro scale factor
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The error of (2); delta gammayz、δγzyAnd δ γzxAre respectively gyro installation error angle gammayz、γzyAnd gammazxAn error of (2);
εmthe zero offset error of the gyroscope is expressed as follows: epsilonm=[εx εy εz]T
In the formula, epsilonx、εyAnd εzZero offset errors of the X-direction gyroscope, the Y-direction gyroscope and the Z-direction gyroscope respectively;
measurement error δ f of accelerometermThe expression of (c) is:
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in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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measured values of the accelerometer under the m series; delta KAIs the error matrix of the scale factor and mounting error of the accelerometer,
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and
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scale factors for the respective X-direction accelerometer
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Scale factor of Y-direction accelerometer
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And a Z-direction accelerometer scaling factor
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The error of (2); delta alphaxz、δαxy、δαyz、δαyx、δαzyAnd delta alphazxRespectively, an accelerometer mounting error angle alphaxz、αxy、αyz、αyx、αzyAnd alphazxAn error of (2); delta KA2Is a calibration error matrix of second order nonlinear coefficients of the accelerometer,
Figure BDA00037481040700001613
δKax2、δKay2and δ Kaz2Second order nonlinear coefficients K of the X-direction accelerometer respectivelyax2Calibration error, second-order nonlinear coefficient K of Y-direction accelerometeray2Calibration error of the accelerometer and second-order nonlinear coefficient K of the accelerometer in Z directionaz2The calibration error of (2);
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is the zero offset error of the accelerometer,
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and
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zero offset errors of the X-direction accelerometer, the Y-direction accelerometer and the Z-direction accelerometer respectively;
accelerometer inner lever arm error
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The expression of (c) is:
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in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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and
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respectively error of inner rod arm
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In the m system XmAxis, YmAxis and ZmThe component on the axis of the light beam,
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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and
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respectively measured values of the gyroscope in the m system
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At XmAxis, YmAxis and ZmA component on the axis; delta rx、δryAnd δ rzRespectively an inner lever arm r of an X-direction accelerometerxInner lever arm r of Y-direction accelerometeryAnd Z-direction accelerometer inner lever arm rzThe error of (2);
s3, constructing a thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter based on the error equation of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation determined in the step S2, wherein the specific implementation steps are as follows:
s301, constructing state quantity X of thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter36Comprises the following steps:
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in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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is the attitude error angle of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation,
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δ V is the speed error, δ V = [ δ V ]E δVN δVU]T(ii) a δ P is a position error, δ P = [ δ L δ h]T;XgIs the error of the calibration parameter of the gyroscope,
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Xafor the error in the calibration parameters of the accelerometer,
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XKa2error calibration for second order nonlinear coefficients of accelerometers, XKa2=[δKax2 δKay2 δKaz2]T;XrError of the inner lever arm, Xr=[δrx δry δrz]T
S302, constructing a state equation of the thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter:
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in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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wherein, in F33Each non-zero matrix element is:
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F36in the step (1), the first step,
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G36to measure the noise the input matrix is,
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u is the noise of the measurement and is,
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wherein u isgAs measurement noise of the gyro, uaMeasurement noise for an accelerometer;
s303, constructing an observation equation of the thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter as follows:
Z=H36X36+v,
wherein Z is an observed quantity, and when the biaxial rotational inertial navigation is kept in a stationary state by taking the velocity as the observed quantity and during calibration, Z = [ V ]E VN VU]T;H36To observe the matrix, H36=[03×3 I3 03×30],I3In an identity matrix of three rows and three columns, i.e.
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03×30Zero matrix of three rows and thirty columns, 03×3A zero matrix with three rows and three columns; v is the observation noise;
s304, determining a feedback compensation form of a Kalman filtering estimation result:
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in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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is composed of
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Of antisymmetric matrices, i.e.
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For biaxial rotational inertial navigation
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Calculating the result of (1);
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v for biaxial rotary inertial navigationnCalculating the result of (2);
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calculating the result of the L of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation;
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calculating the lambda of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation;
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calculating the result of h of biaxial rotation inertial navigation; ,
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k before feedback compensation for Kalman filtering estimation resultG
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ε before compensation for Kalman filter estimation result feedbackm;,
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K before feedback compensation for Kalman filtering estimation resultA
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Before feedback compensation for Kalman filtering estimation results
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K before feedback compensation for Kalman filtering estimation resultA2
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R before feedback compensation for Kalman filtering estimation resultsx
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R before feedback compensation for Kalman filter estimation resultsy
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R before feedback compensation for Kalman filter estimation resultsz
S4, designing a transposition path of the double-shaft transposition mechanism in the calibration test and carrying out the calibration test;
the specific steps of step S4 are:
s401, designing an indexing path of a double-shaft indexing mechanism in a calibration test;
the double-shaft indexing mechanism of the double-shaft rotary inertial navigation system comprises a middle frame shaft and an inner frame shaft which are perpendicular to each other and are in the same plane; the indexing path of the double-shaft indexing mechanism is controlled by controlling the rotation of the middle frame shaft and the inner frame shaft, so that the IMU coordinate system continuously changes the posture; setting the rotating speed of the double-shaft indexing mechanism to be 5 degrees/s; the indexing path is shown in table 1 below, specifically:
sequence 0: the double-shaft indexing mechanism is at an initial position, wherein the frame shaft faces east, the inner frame shaft faces sky, correspondingly, the Xm shaft faces east, the Ym shaft faces north and the Zm shaft faces sky of the double-shaft rotary inertial navigation system; the dual-axis indexing mechanism is initially static for 10 minutes, so that dual-axis rotary inertial navigation is initially aligned in the static process, initial navigation resolving results including attitude angles and speeds are obtained, and then the dual-axis rotary inertial navigation enters a navigation resolving state;
sequence 1: the middle frame shaft is taken as a rotating shaft, the clockwise rotation is carried out for 90 degrees, the posture of the rotating indexing mechanism is recorded as a sequence 1, and the specific posture corresponding to the biaxial rotation inertial navigation is as follows: xm axis towards east, ym axis towards sky, zm axis towards south; and rest for 180s at the rotated order 1 position;
sequence 2: the middle frame shaft is taken as a rotating shaft, the clockwise rotation is 180 degrees, the posture of the rotating indexing mechanism is recorded as a sequence 2, and the specific posture corresponding to the biaxial rotation inertial navigation is as follows: xm-axis towards east, ym-axis towards ground, zm-axis towards north; and stationary for 180s at the rotated order 2 position;
sequence 3: the middle frame shaft is taken as a rotating shaft, the clockwise rotation is 180 degrees, the posture of the rotating indexing mechanism is recorded as a sequence 3, and the specific posture corresponding to the biaxial rotation inertial navigation is as follows: xm axis towards east, ym axis towards sky, zm axis towards south; and stationary for 180s at the rotated sequence 3 position;
sequence 4: the inner frame shaft is used as a rotating shaft, the clockwise rotation is carried out for 90 degrees, the posture of the rotating indexing mechanism is recorded as a sequence 4, and the specific posture corresponding to the biaxial rotation inertial navigation is as follows: xm axis towards the sky, ym axis towards the west, and Zm axis towards the south; and rest for 180s at the rotated order 4 position;
sequence 5: the inner frame shaft is used as a rotating shaft, the clockwise rotation is 180 degrees, the posture of the rotating indexing mechanism is recorded as a sequence 5, and the specific posture corresponding to the biaxial rotation inertial navigation is as follows: xm axis towards the ground, ym axis towards the east, zm axis towards the south; and rest for 180s at the rotated position of order 5;
sequence 6: the inner frame shaft is used as a rotating shaft, the rotating shaft rotates 180 degrees clockwise, the rotating attitude of the indexing mechanism is recorded as an order 6, and the corresponding specific attitude of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation is as follows: xm axis towards the sky, ym axis towards the west, and Zm axis towards the south; and rest for 180s at the rotated position of order 6;
sequence 7: taking the middle frame shaft as a rotating shaft, rotating clockwise by 90 degrees, recording the attitude of the rotating indexing mechanism as an order of 7, and taking the specific attitude corresponding to the biaxial rotation inertial navigation as follows: xm-axis towards south, ym-axis towards west, zm-axis towards ground; and rest for 180s at the rotated position of order 7;
sequence 8: the middle frame shaft is used as a rotating shaft, the clockwise rotation is 180 degrees, the rotating indexing mechanism posture is recorded as a sequence 8, and the specific posture corresponding to the biaxial rotation inertial navigation is as follows: xm axis facing north, ym axis facing west, and Zm axis facing sky; and rest for 180s at the rotated position of order 8;
sequence 9: the middle frame shaft is taken as a rotating shaft, the clockwise rotation is 180 degrees, the rotating indexing mechanism posture is recorded as a sequence 9, and the specific posture corresponding to the biaxial rotation inertial navigation is as follows: xm-axis towards south, ym-axis towards west, zm-axis towards ground; and rest for 180s at the rotated position of order 9;
sequence 10: taking the middle frame shaft as a rotating shaft, rotating clockwise by 90 degrees, recording the posture of the rotating indexing mechanism as a sequence 10, and taking the specific posture corresponding to the biaxial rotation inertial navigation as follows: xm-axis towards ground, ym-axis towards west, zm-axis towards north; and rest for 180s at the rotated position of sequence 10;
sequence 11: the middle frame shaft is taken as a rotating shaft, the clockwise rotation is carried out for 90 degrees, the posture of the rotating indexing mechanism is recorded as a sequence 11, and the specific posture corresponding to the biaxial rotation inertial navigation is as follows: the Xm axis faces north, the Ym axis faces west and the Zm axis faces sky; and rest for 180s at the rotated position of sequence 11;
sequence 12: taking the middle frame shaft as a rotating shaft, rotating clockwise by 90 degrees, recording the attitude of the rotating indexing mechanism as a sequence of 12, and taking the specific attitude corresponding to the biaxial rotation inertial navigation as follows: xm axis towards the sky, ym axis towards the west, and Zm axis towards the south; and stationary for 180s at the rotated position of sequence 12;
sequence 13: the inner frame shaft is used as a rotating shaft, the clockwise rotation is carried out for 90 degrees, the posture of the rotating indexing mechanism is recorded as a sequence 13, and the specific posture corresponding to the biaxial rotation inertial navigation is as follows: xm axis toward west, ym axis toward ground, zm axis toward south; and rest for 180s at the rotated position of sequence 13;
sequence 14: the inner frame shaft is used as a rotating shaft, the rotating shaft rotates 90 degrees clockwise, the rotating attitude of the indexing mechanism is recorded as a sequence 14, and the corresponding specific attitude of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation is as follows: xm-axis towards ground, ym-axis towards east, zm-axis towards south; and stationary for 180s at the rotated position of sequence 14;
sequence 15: the inner frame shaft is used as a rotating shaft, the rotating shaft rotates 90 degrees clockwise, the attitude of the rotating indexing mechanism is recorded as an order of 15, and the specific attitude corresponding to the biaxial rotation inertial navigation is as follows: xm axis towards east, ym axis towards sky, zm axis towards south; and rest for 180s at the rotated position of sequence 15;
sequence 16: taking the middle frame shaft as a rotating shaft, rotating clockwise by 90 degrees, recording the rotating posture of the indexing mechanism as a sequence 16, and taking the specific posture corresponding to the biaxial rotation inertial navigation as follows: xm-axis towards east, ym-axis towards south, zm-axis towards ground; and rest for 180s at the rotated position of sequence 16;
sequence 17: taking the middle frame shaft as a rotating shaft, rotating clockwise by 90 degrees, recording the rotating posture of the indexing mechanism as a sequence 17, and taking the specific posture corresponding to the biaxial rotation inertial navigation as follows: xm-axis east, ym-axis ground, zm-axis north; and rest for 180s at the rotated position of sequence 17;
sequence 18: taking the middle frame shaft as a rotating shaft, rotating clockwise by 90 degrees, recording the rotating posture of the indexing mechanism as a sequence 18, and taking the specific posture corresponding to the biaxial rotation inertial navigation as follows: xm axis towards east, ym axis towards north, zm axis towards sky; and rest for 180s at the rotated position of sequence 18;
table 1:
Figure BDA0003748104070000221
the whole transposition process involves 18 times of rotation sequences in total, and the rotation is stopped for 180s after each time of rotation to the specified position, namely the whole transposition path can be completed within 1 hour;
in the above-mentioned indexing path, the first nine times of rotation (sequence 1 to sequence 9) are aimed at exciting a gyro scale factor error and a mounting error, and therefore, two 180 ° rotations in one direction of each axis of the IMU are included in total; the purpose of the last nine rotations (sequence 10-sequence 18) is to excite the accelerometer scale factor and the mounting error, thus including the two positions of the finger-sky and the finger-earth for each axis of the IMU; meanwhile, the calibration path can also meet the excitation and decoupling of the second-order nonlinear coefficient of the accelerometer; because in actual calibration, the random noise of the gyroscope is large, and the estimation of the zero offset error of the gyroscope in the Kalman filter usually needs a long time, calibration path transposition is carried out twice in one calibration, so that the estimation curve of each calibration parameter error can be ensured to be completely converged, and finally, the state quantity estimation value in the Kalman filter is obtained; (ii) a
S402, starting up and preheating for at least four hours to reduce the influence of temperature change on calibration;
s403, completing a calibration experiment, namely controlling the rotation of the double-shaft indexing mechanism according to the calibration indexing path designed in the step S401, and storing angular rate data output by the gyroscope and specific force data output by the accelerometer as calibration data;
s5, processing the calibration data obtained in the step S4 by using the Kalman filter constructed in the step S3 to obtain calibration parameters, wherein the specific implementation process is as follows:
s501, initial values of thirty-six-dimensional state quantities in the thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter are given, namely the initial values are given
Figure BDA0003748104070000231
An initial value of (d); wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure BDA0003748104070000232
and δ V = [ δ V ]E δVN δVU]TThe initial value is directly assigned by an initial attitude angle and an initial speed in an initial alignment result of biaxial rotation, and specifically comprises the following steps: the initial value of the attitude obtained after the indexing mechanism is static for 10 minutes in the initial state and the biaxial rotational inertial navigation is initially aligned in the step S4 is as follows:
Figure BDA0003748104070000233
and initial value of velocity: v0=[VE0 VN0 VU0]TAs
Figure BDA0003748104070000234
And the initial value of deltav, i.e. in the initial state,
Figure BDA0003748104070000235
δV=V0
and the initial value of the delta P is assigned by subtracting the difference value of the actual laboratory position from the initial position output after the initial alignment is completed by the biaxial rotational inertial navigation of the step S4, and specifically comprises the following steps: 1) Obtaining laboratory position P using GPSt=[Lt λt ht]TWherein L ist、λtAnd htWeft of laboratory respectivelyDegrees, longitude, and altitude; 2) The initial position output after the biaxial rotation inertial navigation of the step S4 completes the initial alignment is P0=[L0 λ0 h0]T(ii) a 3) The initial value of δ P is set as: [ L ]0-Lt λ0t h0-ht]T
Xg、Xa、XKa2And XrThe initial value is assigned according to the actual conditions of the gyro and the accelerometer used by the specific biaxial rotational inertial navigation (namely, the initial value is determined after artificial consideration is carried out according to the type and the precision level of the instrument and the design characteristics of a mechanical structure);
s502, taking the initial value of the thirty-six-dimensional state quantity determined in the step S501 as the initial value of the state quantity of Kalman filtering, substituting the thirty-six-dimensional state quantity constructed in the step S301 into the state equation of the thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter constructed in the step S302 and the observation equation of the thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter constructed in the step S303, processing calibration data by using a Kalman filtering algorithm and the Kalman filter constructed in the step S3, enabling the state quantity in the Kalman filter to obtain continuous iteration and feedback compensation along with multiple transposition of the step S4 from the initial value, and finally obtaining the state quantity estimated value in the Kalman filter by adopting a feedback compensation mode of an estimated result determined in the step S304 for the feedback compensation;
in the state quantity estimated value, the state quantity component related to the error of the inertial device is the accurate calibration parameter obtained through the step S5, and the method includes the following steps: x-direction gyro scale factor
Figure BDA0003748104070000241
Y-direction gyro scale factor
Figure BDA0003748104070000242
And Z-direction gyro scale factor
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Error angle gamma for installing gyroscopeyz、γzyAnd gammazx(ii) a Zero bias of X-direction gyroscope
Figure BDA0003748104070000244
Zero bias of Y-direction gyroscope
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Zero bias with Z-direction gyro
Figure BDA0003748104070000246
Scale factor of X-direction accelerometer
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Scale factor of Y-direction accelerometer
Figure BDA0003748104070000248
And Z-direction accelerometer scale factor
Figure BDA0003748104070000249
The error of (2); accelerometer installation error angle alphaxz、αxy、αyz、αyx、αzyAnd alphazx(ii) a Second-order nonlinear coefficient K of X-direction accelerometerax2Second-order nonlinear coefficient K of Y-direction accelerometeray2And the second-order nonlinear coefficient K of the Z-direction accelerometeraz2(ii) a Zero offset of X-direction accelerometer
Figure BDA00037481040700002410
Zero offset of Y-direction accelerometer
Figure BDA00037481040700002411
And zero offset of Z-direction accelerometer
Figure BDA00037481040700002412
Inner lever arm r of X-direction accelerometerxInner lever arm r of Y-direction accelerometeryAnd Z-direction accelerometer inner lever arm rz
S6, substituting the calibration parameters into a calibration model to compensate the output of the double-shaft rotational inertial navigation; the specific implementation steps are as follows:
s601, adopting a common indexing mechanism rotation scheme (such as a sixty-four sequence rotation modulation scheme) as the dual-axis rotationThe rotation scheme of the indexing mechanism in the process of rotation inertial navigation and stopping for 10s after each rotation to a position are obtained, and the output result of the inertia device after rotation modulation, including the angular rate output by the gyroscope
Figure BDA00037481040700002413
And specific force output by the accelerometer
Figure BDA00037481040700002414
In step S603, the sixty-four-order rotation modulation scheme is a well-known indexing scheme for the use of dual-axis rotational inertial navigation, that is, an indexing scheme when the vehicle is mounted on a vehicle for navigation, and therefore, detailed description is not provided in this embodiment;
s602, respectively substituting the calibration parameters obtained in the step S5 into a gyro calibration model and an accelerometer calibration model to obtain output after gyro calibration and output after accelerometer calibration; wherein the content of the first and second substances,
(1) The calibration model of the gyroscope is as follows:
Figure BDA0003748104070000251
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure BDA0003748104070000252
(2) The calibration model of the accelerometer is as follows:
Figure BDA0003748104070000253
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure BDA0003748104070000254
s603, by utilizing the output after the gyro calibration and the output after the accelerometer calibration obtained in the step S602, utilizing an inner lever arm r of the X-direction accelerometerxInner lever arm r of Y-direction accelerometeryAnd an inner lever arm r of the Z-direction accelerometerzCompensating acceleration data in real timeThe body formula is:
Figure BDA0003748104070000255
Figure BDA0003748104070000256
Figure BDA0003748104070000257
in the formula, axb、aybAnd azbComponents of an Xm axis, a Ym axis and a Zm axis in an m system of the real-time result of the acceleration compensated by the inner rod arm of the accelerometer; a isxc、aycAnd azcReal-time acceleration result f before compensation of bar arm in accelerometermComponents of Xm-axis, ym-axis and Zm-axis in the m-system; omegaxc、ωycAnd omegazcIs angular velocity
Figure BDA0003748104070000258
Components of Xm-axis, ym-axis and Zm-axis in the m-system;
s604, converting the a in the step S603xb、ayb、azbAnd ωxc、ωycAnd ωzcSubstituting an inertial navigation resolving equation to obtain a navigation result of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation;
the navigation result obtained in step S604 is the navigation result obtained by performing real-time compensation on the dynamic error of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation.
In order to verify the correctness and the accuracy of the dynamic error suppression method of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation, a set of biaxial rotational inertial navigation is selected for calibration experiment, and an IMU in the selected biaxial rotational inertial navigation consists of three laser gyroscopes with zero-offset stability of 0.01 degree/h and three accelerometers with zero-offset stability of 10 mu g; the attitude control accuracy of the selected indexing mechanism of the biaxial rotary inertial navigation is 5' (1 sigma).
Firstly, use the present inventionThe method provided by the invention is used for calibrating the error parameters, X36In Xg、Xa、XKa2And XrThe initial value of the method is determined according to the type and the precision level of a gyroscope, an accelerometer and a mechanical structure design used by the selected biaxial rotational inertial navigation, and is as follows: x-direction gyro scale factor
Figure BDA0003748104070000261
Y-direction gyro scale factor
Figure BDA0003748104070000262
And Z-direction gyro scale factor
Figure BDA0003748104070000263
The initial values of (a) are all-0.84'/pulse; installation error angle gamma of gyroyz、γzyAnd gammazxThe initial values of (A) are all 10'; zero bias of X-direction gyroscope
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Zero bias of Y-direction gyroscope
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Zero-offset with Z-direction gyro
Figure BDA0003748104070000266
The initial values of (A) are all 0.01 degree/h; scale factor of X-direction accelerometer
Figure BDA0003748104070000267
Scale factor of Y-direction accelerometer
Figure BDA0003748104070000268
And a Z-direction accelerometer scaling factor
Figure BDA0003748104070000269
The initial values of (a) are all 450 mu m/s/pulse; accelerometer installation error angle alphaxz、αxy、αyz、αyx、αzyAnd alphazxAll initial values of (a) are 10'; second-order nonlinear coefficient K of X-direction accelerometerax2Second-order nonlinear coefficient K of Y-direction accelerometeray2And the second-order nonlinear coefficient K of the Z-direction accelerometeraz2The initial values of (a) are all 20 mu g/g2; zero offset of X-direction accelerometer
Figure BDA00037481040700002610
Zero offset of Y-direction accelerometer
Figure BDA00037481040700002611
And zero offset of Z-direction accelerometer
Figure BDA00037481040700002612
The initial values of (a) are all 1000 mug; inner lever arm r of X-direction accelerometerxInner lever arm r of Y-direction accelerometeryAnd Z-direction accelerometer inner lever arm rzThe initial values of (A) are all 3cm;
the calibration parameters obtained according to the set initial values and the method provided by the invention are as follows:
table 2:
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after obtaining calibration parameters, mounting the selected biaxial inertial navigation system on a test vehicle for a vehicle-mounted dynamic experiment, wherein the experiment comprises 10-minute static initial alignment and 10-minute navigation resolving, firstly, carrying out 10-minute static initial alignment under the condition that the test vehicle is in the test vehicle, entering a navigation state after the alignment is finished, starting the test vehicle to linearly start at a speed of 15m/s to simulate a dynamic environment, turning the test vehicle at 180 degrees after the biaxial rotation inertial navigation system enters the navigation state for about 4 minutes, and continuing to linearly start at a speed of 15m/s after the turning; after about 8 minutes of navigation, the test vehicle makes a 180-degree turn again, and the two rotation directions are the same.
The same set of experimental data is navigated and resolved by adopting two sets of parameters of a calibration method without considering secondary nonlinear parameters of an accelerometer and errors of a lever arm in the accelerometer and the method provided by the invention, and a navigation resolving result is compared with the speed and the position output by a GPS (global positioning system) installed on a test vehicle.
FIG. 3 (a) is a schematic diagram showing east velocity error comparison between two-axis rotational inertial navigation before and after dynamic error compensation; fig. 3 (b) is a schematic diagram showing a north velocity error comparison between the biaxial rotational inertial navigation before and after dynamic error compensation. Comparing the two figures, it can be seen that under the condition of uncompensated secondary nonlinear parameters of the accelerometer and errors of lever arms in the accelerometer, the 180-degree steering of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation leads to a speed error of about 0.025m/s in the east direction and the north direction, and after the calibration compensation is carried out by adopting the method provided by the invention, the speed error caused by the dynamic state is obviously reduced, and the effect can reach 90%;
FIG. 4 (a) is a schematic diagram showing a comparison of east position errors before and after dynamic error compensation of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system; fig. 4 (b) is a schematic diagram showing a north position error comparison between the biaxial rotational inertial navigation before and after dynamic error compensation. As can be seen from the comparison of the two figures, the comparison of the secondary nonlinear parameter of the uncompensated accelerometer, the error of the inner rod arm of the accelerometer and the position error of the navigation result obtained by the method can be seen, and in the navigation environment in short voyage, the positioning accuracy of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation in the dynamic environment can be improved by about 8 meters by the method provided by the invention.
In summary, the above experiments prove that the method for inhibiting the dynamic error of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation provided by the invention has the advantages of correctness and accuracy, good effect of inhibiting the dynamic error of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation, and good practicability.
Portions of the invention not disclosed in detail are well within the skill of the art. Although illustrative embodiments of the present invention have been described above to facilitate the understanding of the present invention by those skilled in the art, it should be understood that the present invention is not limited to the scope of the embodiments, and it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various changes may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined and defined in the appended claims.

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1. A method for restraining dynamic errors of biaxial rotation inertial navigation is characterized by comprising the following steps:
s1, constructing a gyroscope sensitive shaft system, an accelerometer sensitive shaft system, an IMU coordinate system, a geocentric inertial coordinate system, a terrestrial coordinate system and a navigation coordinate system, and determining an installation error matrix of a gyroscope and an installation error matrix of an accelerometer;
s2, determining an error equation of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system in a navigation coordinate system based on zero offset, scale factors, installation errors, second-order nonlinear coefficients of the accelerometer and errors caused by lever arms in the accelerometer;
s3, constructing a thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter based on an error equation of biaxial rotation inertial navigation, wherein the thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter comprises a state quantity of the thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter, a state equation of the thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter, an observation equation of the thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter and a feedback compensation form of a Kalman filtering estimation result; wherein, the state quantity of the thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter comprises an attitude error angle of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation
Figure FDA0003748104060000011
Speed error delta V, position error delta P, calibration parameter error X of gyrogError X of calibration parameter of accelerometeraCalibration error X of second-order nonlinear coefficient of accelerometerKa2Error of inner rod arm Xr
S4, calibration test: after the preheating of the starting machine is finished, the double-shaft indexing mechanism rotates according to a designed indexing path, and angular rate data output by a gyroscope and specific force data output by an accelerometer of double-shaft rotational inertial navigation in the process are stored as calibration data; wherein, the transposition path should be designed to satisfy: each shaft of the double-shaft rotation inertial navigation inertial measurement unit rotates for 180 degrees in a single direction, and each shaft of the inertial measurement unit passes through two positions of pointing to the sky and pointing to the ground;
s5, processing the calibration data in the step S4 by using a Kalman filtering algorithm and the Kalman filter constructed in the step S3, so that the state quantity in the Kalman filter is continuously iterated and feedback compensated from an initial value along with the multiple transposition of the step S4, and finally the state quantity estimated value in the Kalman filter is obtained; wherein, the initial value of the thirty-six-dimensional state quantity is assigned based on the initial alignment result of the biaxial rotation and the instrument parameters; in the state quantity estimated value in the optimal Kalman filter, a state quantity component related to the error of the inertial device is a calibration parameter;
and S6, substituting the calibration parameters into a calibration model of the gyroscope and a calibration model of the accelerometer to obtain an angular rate and a specific force which are output after calibration, obtaining an acceleration compensated by an arm in the accelerometer based on the angular rate and the specific force after calibration, and further calculating to obtain a navigation result of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation after dynamic error real-time compensation.
2. The method for suppressing the dynamic error of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system according to claim 1, wherein the step S1 is implemented by:
s101, constructing a gyro sensitive axis system, namely a g system, wherein the coordinate system takes the measuring central points of three gyros as the origin of coordinates, the Xg axis is consistent with the sensitive axis direction of the X-direction gyro, the Yg axis is consistent with the sensitive axis direction of the Y-direction gyro, and the Zg axis is consistent with the sensitive axis direction of the Z-direction gyro;
s102, constructing an accelerometer sensitive axis system, namely an a system, wherein the coordinate system takes the coordinate origin of the g system as the coordinate origin, the direction of an Xa axis is consistent with that of the sensitive axis of the X-direction accelerometer, the direction of a Ya axis is consistent with that of the sensitive axis of the Y-direction accelerometer, and the direction of a Za axis is consistent with that of the sensitive axis of the Z-direction accelerometer;
s103, constructing an IMU coordinate system, namely an m system, wherein the coordinate system takes the coordinate origin of the g system as the coordinate origin, the Xm axis is consistent with the Xg axis of the gyro sensitive axis, the Ym axis is in a plane formed by the Xg axis and the Yg axis of the gyro sensitive axis and is different from the Yg axis by a small angle gammayzThe Zm axis is a gyro sensitive axis Zg axis which rotates by a small angle gamma around the Xm axiszxAnd then rotated by a small angle gamma about the Ym axiszy
S104, constructing a geocentric inertial coordinate system, namely an i system, wherein the coordinate system takes the center of the earth as a coordinate origin, xi and Yi axes are in the equatorial plane of the earth, the Xi axis points to the spring equinox, and the Zi axis is the earth rotation axis and points to the north pole;
s105, constructing an earth coordinate system, namely an e system, wherein the earth center is taken as a coordinate origin, xe and Ye axes are in the earth equatorial plane, xe points to the prime meridian, and Ze axis is the earth rotation axis and points to the north pole;
s106, constructing a navigation coordinate system, namely an n system, wherein the coordinate system is a northeast geographical coordinate system, the origin of coordinates of the n system is the origin of coordinates of an IMU coordinate system, an Xn axis points to the east, a Yn axis points to the north, and a Zn axis points to the sky;
s107, based on the gyro sensitive axis system and the IMU coordinate system, the installation error matrix of the gyro has the expression:
Figure FDA0003748104060000021
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure FDA0003748104060000022
is a mounting error matrix of the gyro, gammayz、γzyAnd gammazxFor three mounting error angles of the gyro-sensitive axis system relative to the IMU coordinate system, in particular gammayzIndicating the angle of deflection, gamma, of the Y-axis gyro sensitive axis Yg about the Zm-axis of the m-systemzyIndicating the angle of deflection, gamma, of the Z-axis of gyro sensitivity Zg about the Ym-axis of the m-systemzxThe deflection angle of a Z-direction gyro sensitive axis Zg around an Xm axis of an m system is represented;
s108, the installation error matrix of the accelerometer is formed by six accelerometer installation error angles, and the expression is as follows:
Figure FDA0003748104060000023
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure FDA0003748104060000031
is a mounting error matrix of the accelerometer, alphaxz、αxy、αyz、αyx、αzyAnd alphazxFor six mounting error angles of the accelerometer sensitive axis system relative to the IMU coordinate system, in particular, alphaxzRepresenting the deflection angle, alpha, of the sensitive axis Xa of the X-direction accelerometer about the Zm axis of the m-systemxyRepresenting the angle of deflection, alpha, of the sensitive axis Xa of the X-direction accelerometer about the Ym axis of the system myzThe deflection angle alpha of the sensitive axis Ya of the Y-direction accelerometer around the Zm axis of the m systemyxRepresenting the angle of deflection, alpha, of the sensitive axis Ya of the Y-direction accelerometer about the Xm axis of the m-systemzyRepresenting the deflection angle, alpha, of the axis Za of the sensitive axis of the Z-direction accelerometer about the Ym axis of the m-systemzxThe deflection angle of the sensing axis Za of the Z-direction accelerometer around the Xm axis of the m system is shown.
3. The method for suppressing the dynamic error of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system according to claim 2, wherein the step S2 is implemented by:
an error equation of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation in a navigation coordinate system has the expression as follows:
Figure FDA0003748104060000032
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure FDA0003748104060000033
is composed of
Figure FDA0003748104060000034
The derivative with respect to time is determined,
Figure FDA0003748104060000035
is the attitude error angle of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation,
Figure FDA0003748104060000036
Figure FDA0003748104060000037
and
Figure FDA0003748104060000038
an east error angle, a north error angle and a sky error angle of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation are respectively;
Figure FDA0003748104060000039
n is the rotation angular rate relative to i, which is generated by earth rotation and carrier motion;
Figure FDA00037481040600000310
for resolving navigation
Figure FDA00037481040600000311
The estimated error of (2);
Figure FDA00037481040600000312
a coordinate transformation matrix from an m system to an n system;
Figure FDA00037481040600000313
is the measurement error of the gyroscope;
Figure FDA00037481040600000314
is delta VnDerivative with respect to time, δ VnIs the velocity error, delta V, of the biaxial rotational inertial navigationn=[δVE δVN δVU]T,δVE、δVNAnd δ VUEast-direction speed error, north-direction speed error and sky-direction speed error respectively; f. ofnIs a specific force under n series;
Figure FDA00037481040600000315
is the earth rotation angular rate;
Figure FDA00037481040600000316
angular velocity generated for motion of the carrier about the earth; (ii) a VnIs the velocity, V, of a biaxial rotational inertial navigationn=[VE VN VU]T,VE、VNAnd VUEast-direction speed, north-direction speed and sky-direction speed of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system are respectively;
Figure FDA00037481040600000317
is composed of
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The error of (2);
Figure FDA00037481040600000319
is composed of
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An error of (2); δ fmIs the measurement error of the accelerometer;
Figure FDA00037481040600000321
is the accelerometer inner arm error; δ g is the gravity vector error;
Figure FDA00037481040600000322
is the derivative of δ L with respect to time, δ L being the latitude error;
Figure FDA00037481040600000323
is the derivative of δ λ with respect to time, δ λ is the longitude error;
Figure FDA00037481040600000324
is the derivative of δ h with respect to time, δ h being the height error; l, lambda and h are local geographic latitude, longitude and altitude, respectively; r isMAnd RNThe radiuses of the local earth meridian circle and the prime unit circle are respectively;
wherein the measurement error of the gyroscope
Figure FDA0003748104060000041
The expression of (a) is:
Figure FDA0003748104060000042
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure FDA0003748104060000043
measured values of the gyroscope under the system m; delta KGAn error matrix that is the scale factor of the gyroscope and the mounting error,
Figure FDA0003748104060000044
Figure FDA0003748104060000045
and
Figure FDA0003748104060000046
respectively, X-direction gyro scale factors
Figure FDA0003748104060000047
Y-direction gyro scale factor
Figure FDA0003748104060000048
And Z-direction gyro scale factor
Figure FDA0003748104060000049
The error of (2); delta gammayz、δγzyAnd δ γzxRespectively a gyro installation error angle gammayz、γzyAnd gammazxThe error of (2);
εmthe zero offset error of the gyroscope is expressed as:
εm=[εx εy εz]T
in the formula, epsilonx、εyAnd epsilonzZero offset errors of an X-direction gyroscope, a Y-direction gyroscope and a Z-direction gyroscope are respectively;
measurement error δ f of accelerometermThe expression of (a) is:
Figure FDA00037481040600000410
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure FDA00037481040600000411
measured values of the accelerometer under the m series; delta KAIs the error matrix of the scale factor and mounting error of the accelerometer,
Figure FDA00037481040600000412
Figure FDA00037481040600000413
and
Figure FDA00037481040600000414
scale factors for X-direction accelerometers respectively
Figure FDA00037481040600000415
Scale factor of Y-direction accelerometer
Figure FDA00037481040600000416
And Z-direction accelerometer scale factor
Figure FDA00037481040600000417
An error of (2); delta alphaxz、δαxy、δαyz、δαyx、δαzyAnd delta alphazxRespectively an accelerometer mounting error angle alphaxz、αxy、αyz、αyx、αzyAnd alphazxAn error of (2); delta KA2Is a calibration error matrix of second order nonlinear coefficients of the accelerometer,
Figure FDA00037481040600000418
δKax2、δKay2and δ Kaz2Respectively, the second-order nonlinear coefficient K of the X-direction accelerometerax2Calibration error of (2), second order of (Y) direction accelerometerCoefficient of non-linearity Kay2Calibration error of the accelerometer and second-order nonlinear coefficient K of the accelerometer in Z directionaz2The calibration error of (2);
Figure FDA00037481040600000419
is the zero offset error of the accelerometer,
Figure FDA00037481040600000420
Figure FDA00037481040600000421
and
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zero offset errors of the X-direction accelerometer, the Y-direction accelerometer and the Z-direction accelerometer respectively;
accelerometer inner lever arm error
Figure FDA00037481040600000423
The expression of (a) is:
Figure FDA0003748104060000051
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure FDA0003748104060000052
and
Figure FDA0003748104060000053
respectively error of inner rod arm
Figure FDA0003748104060000054
In the m system XmAxis, YmAxis and ZmThe component on the axis of the light beam,
Figure FDA0003748104060000055
Figure FDA0003748104060000056
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure FDA0003748104060000057
and
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respectively measured values of the gyroscope in the m system
Figure FDA0003748104060000059
At XmAxis, YmAxis and ZmA component on the axis; delta rx、δryAnd δ rzRespectively an X-direction accelerometer inner lever arm rxInner lever arm r of Y-direction accelerometeryAnd Z-direction accelerometer inner lever arm rzThe error of (2).
4. The method for suppressing the dynamic error of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system according to claim 3, wherein the step S3 is implemented by the following steps:
s301, constructing state quantity X of thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter36
Figure FDA00037481040600000510
In the formula,
Figure FDA00037481040600000511
is the attitude error angle of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation,
Figure FDA00037481040600000512
δ V is the speed error, δ V = [ δ V ]E δVN δVU]T(ii) a δ P is a position error, δ P = [ δ L δ h]T;XgIs the error of the calibration parameter of the gyroscope,
Figure FDA00037481040600000513
Xafor the error in the calibration parameters of the accelerometer,
Figure FDA00037481040600000514
XKa2error calibration for second-order non-linear coefficients of accelerometers, XKa2=[δKax2 δKay2 δKaz2]T;XrFor errors in the arms of the inner rod, Xr=[δrx δry δrz]T
S302, constructing a state equation of the thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter:
Figure FDA00037481040600000515
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure FDA00037481040600000516
at F33Each non-zero matrix element is:
Figure FDA0003748104060000061
Figure FDA0003748104060000062
Figure FDA0003748104060000063
Figure FDA0003748104060000064
Figure FDA0003748104060000065
Figure FDA0003748104060000066
Figure FDA0003748104060000071
F36in the step (1), the first step,
Figure FDA0003748104060000072
G36to measure the noise the input matrix is,
Figure FDA0003748104060000073
u is the noise of the measurement and is,
Figure FDA0003748104060000074
wherein u isgAs measurement noise of the gyro, uaMeasurement noise for an accelerometer;
s303, constructing an observation equation of the thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter:
Z=H36X36+v,
wherein Z is an observed quantity, and when the biaxial rotational inertial navigation is kept in a stationary state during calibration with speed as an observed quantity, Z = [ V ]EVN VU]T;H36To observe the matrix, H36=[03×3 I3 03×30],I3In an identity matrix of three rows and three columns, i.e.
Figure FDA0003748104060000075
03×30Zero matrix of three rows and thirty columns, 03×3A zero matrix with three rows and three columns; v is the observation noise;
s304, determining a feedback compensation form of a Kalman filtering estimation result:
Figure FDA0003748104060000076
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure FDA0003748104060000077
is composed of
Figure FDA0003748104060000078
The anti-symmetric matrix of (a) is,
Figure FDA0003748104060000079
for biaxial rotary inertial navigation
Figure FDA00037481040600000710
Calculating the result of (1);
Figure FDA00037481040600000711
v for biaxial rotational inertial navigationnCalculating the result of (1);
Figure FDA00037481040600000713
the calculation result is the L of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation;
Figure FDA00037481040600000712
calculating a lambda calculation result of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation;
Figure FDA0003748104060000081
the calculation result is the h of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation; ,
Figure FDA0003748104060000082
k before feedback compensation for Kalman filtering estimation resultG
Figure FDA0003748104060000083
Compensating for Kalman filter estimation result feedbackEpsilon before compensationm;,
Figure FDA0003748104060000084
K before feedback compensation for Kalman filtering estimation resultA
Figure FDA0003748104060000085
Before feedback compensation for Kalman filtering estimation result
Figure FDA0003748104060000086
Figure FDA0003748104060000087
K before feedback compensation for Kalman filtering estimation resultA2
Figure FDA0003748104060000088
R before feedback compensation for Kalman filter estimation resultsx
Figure FDA0003748104060000089
R before feedback compensation for Kalman filter estimation resultsy
Figure FDA00037481040600000810
R before feedback compensation for Kalman filtering estimation resultsz
5. The method for suppressing the dynamic error of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system according to claim 1, wherein in step S4, the indexing path of the biaxial indexing mechanism is specifically designed to:
initial positions are corresponded based on the order 0: standing the biaxial rotary inertial navigation in postures that the Xm axis faces east, the Ym axis faces north and the Zm axis faces sky for 10 minutes;
sequence 1: clockwise rotating by 90 degrees by taking the middle frame shaft as a rotating shaft; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system face east, sky, and south, respectively; after the transposition is finished, standing for 180s;
sequence 2: clockwise rotating 180 degrees by taking the middle frame shaft as a rotating shaft; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system face east, ground, and north, respectively; after the transposition is finished, standing for 180s;
sequence 3: clockwise rotating 180 degrees by taking the middle frame shaft as a rotating shaft; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system face east, sky, and south, respectively; after the transposition is finished, standing for 180s;
sequence 4: clockwise rotates 90 degrees by taking the inner frame shaft as a rotating shaft; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation face the sky, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis, respectively; after transposition is completed, standing for 180s;
sequence 5: clockwise rotating 180 degrees by taking the inner frame shaft as a rotating shaft; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotary inertial navigation system face the ground, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis, respectively; after the transposition is finished, standing for 180s;
sequence 6: rotating 180 degrees clockwise with the inner frame shaft as the rotating shaft; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system face the sky, the west, and the south, respectively; after the transposition is finished, standing for 180s;
sequence 7: the middle frame shaft is taken as a rotating shaft and rotates 90 degrees clockwise; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotary inertial navigation system face south, west, and ground; after the transposition is finished, standing for 180s;
sequence 8: clockwise rotating 180 degrees by taking the middle frame shaft as a rotating shaft; in the state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation face the north direction, the Ym axis faces the west direction and the Zm axis faces the sky direction respectively; after transposition is completed, standing for 180s;
sequence 9: clockwise rotating 180 degrees by taking the middle frame shaft as a rotating shaft; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system face south, west, and ground, respectively; after the transposition is finished, standing for 180s;
sequence 10: clockwise rotating by 90 degrees by taking the middle frame shaft as a rotating shaft; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system face the ground, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis, respectively, face the west; after the transposition is finished, standing for 180s;
sequence 11: the middle frame shaft is taken as a rotating shaft and rotates 90 degrees clockwise; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system face north, west, and sky, respectively; after the transposition is finished, standing for 180s;
sequence 12: the middle frame shaft is taken as a rotating shaft and rotates 90 degrees clockwise; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation face the sky, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis, respectively; after transposition is completed, standing for 180s;
sequence 13: clockwise rotates 90 degrees by taking the inner frame shaft as a rotating shaft; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotary inertial navigation system face the west, the Ym axis, and the earth, respectively; after the transposition is finished, standing for 180s;
sequence 14: clockwise rotates 90 degrees by taking the inner frame shaft as a rotating shaft; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system face the ground, the east, and the south, respectively; after the transposition is finished, standing for 180s;
sequence 15: rotating the inner frame shaft by 90 degrees clockwise by using the inner frame shaft as a rotating shaft; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system face east, sky, and south, respectively; after the transposition is finished, standing for 180s;
sequence 16: the middle frame shaft is taken as a rotating shaft and rotates 90 degrees clockwise; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system face east, south, and ground; after transposition is completed, standing for 180s;
sequence 17: the middle frame shaft is taken as a rotating shaft and rotates 90 degrees clockwise; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system face east, ground, and north, respectively; after the transposition is finished, standing for 180s;
sequence 18: the middle frame shaft is taken as a rotating shaft and rotates 90 degrees clockwise; in this state, the Xm axis, the Ym axis, and the Zm axis of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system face east, north, and sky, respectively; after indexing is completed, rest is carried out for 180s.
6. The method for suppressing the dynamic error of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system according to claim 5, wherein in step S4, the biaxial indexing mechanism is indexed twice according to the designed indexing path in one calibration experiment.
7. The method for suppressing the dynamic error of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system according to claim 3, wherein the step S5 is implemented by:
s501, carrying out initial value assignment on the thirty-six-dimensional state quantity:
Figure FDA0003748104060000091
and the initial value of delta V is respectively assigned by the initial attitude angle and the initial speed in the initial alignment result of the biaxial rotation in the step S4; assigning the initial value of the delta P by a difference value obtained by subtracting an actual experiment position from an initial position output after the initial alignment is completed by the biaxial rotational inertial navigation in the step S4; xg、Xa、XKa2And XrThe initial value of (A) is assigned according to the actual conditions of the gyroscope and the accelerometer in the biaxial rotational inertial navigation;
s502, based on the initial value of the thirty-six-dimensional state quantity determined in the step S501 as the initial value of the state quantity of Kalman filtering, respectively substituting the thirty-six-dimensional state quantity constructed in the step S301 into the state equation of the thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter constructed in the step S302 and the observation equation of the thirty-six-dimensional Kalman filter constructed in the step S303, processing calibration data by adopting a Kalman filtering algorithm and the Kalman filter constructed in the step S3, and continuously iterating and performing feedback compensation on the state quantity in the Kalman filter from the initial value to obtain the state quantity estimated value in the Kalman filter; the state quantity component related to the error of the inertial device in the state quantity estimated value is an accurate calibration parameter, and the method comprises the following steps: x-direction gyro scale factor
Figure FDA0003748104060000101
Y-direction gyro scale factor
Figure FDA0003748104060000102
And Z-direction gyro scale factor
Figure FDA0003748104060000103
Error angle gamma for installing gyroscopeyz、γzyAnd gammazx(ii) a Zero bias of X-direction gyroscope
Figure FDA0003748104060000104
Zero bias of Y-direction gyroscope
Figure FDA0003748104060000105
Zero-offset with Z-direction gyro
Figure FDA0003748104060000106
Scale factor of X-direction accelerometer
Figure FDA0003748104060000107
Scale factor of Y-direction accelerometer
Figure FDA0003748104060000108
And Z-direction accelerometer scale factor
Figure FDA0003748104060000109
The error of (2); accelerometer installation error angle alphaxz、αxy、αyz、αyx、αzyAnd alphazx(ii) a Second-order nonlinear coefficient K of X-direction accelerometerax2Second-order nonlinear coefficient K of Y-direction accelerometeray2And the second-order nonlinear coefficient K of the Z-direction accelerometeraz2(ii) a Zero offset of X-direction accelerometer
Figure FDA00037481040600001010
Zero offset of Y-direction accelerometer
Figure FDA00037481040600001011
And zero offset of Z-direction accelerometer
Figure FDA00037481040600001012
Inner lever arm r of X-direction accelerometerxY-direction addendum meter inner lever arm ryAnd an inner lever arm r of the Z-direction accelerometerz
8. The method for suppressing the dynamic error of the biaxial rotational inertial navigation system according to claim 7, wherein the step S6 is implemented by:
s601, adopting the existing sixty-fourAnd the sequence rotation modulation scheme is used as an indexing mechanism rotation scheme in the biaxial rotation inertial navigation process, and stops for 10s after each rotation to a position to obtain the rotation-modulated output result of the inertial device, including the angular rate of gyroscope output
Figure FDA00037481040600001013
And specific force output by accelerometer
Figure FDA00037481040600001014
S602, respectively substituting the calibration parameters obtained in the step S5 into a gyro calibration model and an accelerometer calibration model to obtain output after gyro calibration and output after accelerometer calibration; wherein the content of the first and second substances,
(1) The calibration model of the gyroscope is as follows:
Figure FDA00037481040600001015
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure FDA00037481040600001016
(2) The calibration model of the accelerometer is as follows:
Figure FDA00037481040600001017
in the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
Figure FDA00037481040600001018
s603, utilizing the output after the gyroscope calibration and the output after the accelerometer calibration obtained in the step S602, and utilizing an inner lever arm r of the X-direction accelerometerxInner lever arm r of Y-direction accelerometeryAnd an inner lever arm r of the Z-direction accelerometerzThe acceleration data is compensated in real time, and the specific formula is as follows:
Figure FDA0003748104060000111
Figure FDA0003748104060000112
Figure FDA0003748104060000113
in the formula, axb、aybAnd azbThe components of the real-time acceleration result after the compensation of the inner rod arm of the accelerometer on the Xm axis, the Ym axis and the Zm axis in the m system are obtained; a is axc、aycAnd azcThe components of an Xm axis, a Ym axis and a Zm axis in an m system of an acceleration real-time result before the compensation of an inner rod arm of the accelerometer is performed; omegaxc、ωycAnd ωzcThe components of the angular velocity in the m system are Xm axis, ym axis and Zm axis;
s604, converting a in the step S603xb、ayb、azbAnd ωxc、ωyc、ωzcAnd (4) bringing an inertial navigation resolving equation into the inertial navigation system, and obtaining a navigation result of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation system through resolving, namely the navigation result obtained after real-time compensation is carried out on the dynamic error of the biaxial rotation inertial navigation system.
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