Yiting Liu, Xiaosu Xu, Xixiang Liu, Jie Yan, Peijuan Li, Haijun Zou
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Abstract
In this paper, the “velocity and attitude” matching method is used and the unknown flexure deformation is treaded as the noise with limited energy. Algorithms of H∞ filter, adaptive H∞ filter and H2/H∞ filter are introduced and compared. Results show that: the alignment accuracy of adaptive H∞ filter is the highest, the alignment accuracy of H2/H ∞ filter is suboptimal when the unknown flexure deformation exists. While the alignment accuracy of H2/H∞ filter is the highest when there is no unknown flexure deformation. From the overall consideration, H2/H∞ filter is the optimal when the unknown flexure deformation exists.