Abstract:The positioning accuracy and landing performance of satellite guidance automatic carrier landing during final approaching is investigated. The issue focuses on the two-phase fault-free navigation algorithm of Sea-Based Joint Precision Approach and Landing System. According to the typical parameters during automatic carrier landing, the precision of wide-lane cycle ambiguity after pre-filtering and wide-lane carrier phase from double-frequency differential global position system, are calculated. Based on the simulation covering satellite revisiting period, the upper bound of navigation algorithm positioning precision is estimated. It is concluded that when setting pre-filtering time 20 min, pseudo-range standard error 0.35m, carrier phase standard error 0.007m, the accuracy of Sea-Based Joint Precision Approach and Landing System satisfies the integrity demand corresponding to vertical alert limit. From airborne guidance ACLS closed-loop simulation and design the suitable filter subject to satellite guidance error, the statistical standard deviation of touchdown point horizontal errors is 6.9288m, and the deck motion contributes most in the performance of automatic carrier landing.