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Multi-sensor guidance system for extreme force launch shock applications

Invented by: Cuong Tu Hua
Fremont, CA

Originally Assigned to: Cuong Tu Hua
Fremont, CA
[Now assigned to . . .]

Issued:2006-04-25
Filed:2003-08-19
Application No:10644616
Examined by:Gregory; Bernarr E.

A projectile navigation system operable within an extremely high G-shock loading environment during the launch phase may include a set of Kalman filters configured to repeatedly calculate a navigational solution by solving a set of non-linear equations of motions of the projectile utilizing a current parameter vector, position, velocity, and attitude of the projectile. The system may include a suite of solid state sensors to calibrate the Kalman filter equations. If desired, the system may also include a satellite based positioning-determining (SBPD) attitude determination system configured to update the state of the host projectile by making real time attitude measurements of the projectile, and a parameter estimator configured to estimate and update a parameter vector of the host projectile. An external guidance and control processor may be used to generate guidance and control signals, enabling real time navigation of the host projectile.

[pdf] U.S. Pat. No. 7,032,857

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