Abstract:Aiming at the conventional tilt angular velocity proportional-integration loop, which cannot effectively eliminate the problem of complex disturbance in the rolling channel of tactical missiles, a zero steady-state error tilt stabilization loop structure is proposed. The analytical relationship between the desired characteristic polynomial coefficients and the control parameters of the zero steady-state error tilt stabilization loop is derived by using the pole configuration method. Through particle swarm optimization algorithm with nonlinear adaptive inertia factor, the desired characteristic polynomial coefficients are optimized and designed, and the optimization results simultaneously satisfy both time-domain and frequency-domain indicators. The design results are applied to a tactical missile, and the six-degree-of-freedom digital simulation and flight test results show that the loop structure can quickly eliminate the tilt angle error caused by the initial disturbance, overcome the rolling interference, and ensure that the tilt angle error of the missile is always zero or as small as possible during flight, which meets the engineering application requirements of the tilt angle error, and verifies the correctness and effectiveness of the proposed method. This method has certain engineering application value.