Steady-state circular errors for basic tracking filters

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Deterministic steady-state errors for circular manoeuvres are discussed for two basic tracking filters: a two-state continuous-time filter and the discrete-time update α-β filter. Radial and angular errors are expressed in terms of target acceleration and filter bandwidth, and it is shown that the radial error dominates. The α-β filter bandwidth is given and a useful approximation is obtained. The tracking index can then be interpreted in terms of bandwidth and a rule-of-thumb for an upper bound of the index can be formulated. The paper contributes relationships for basic filter performance during circular manoeuvring that should be useful in a design process. Some design aspects are discussed. The results are obtained by using transfer functions.

Inspec keywords: discrete time filters; continuous time filters; tracking filters; transfer functions

Other keywords: tracking index; two-state continuous-time filter; α-β bandwidth; basic tracking filters; discrete-time update; circular manoeuvres; steady-state circular errors; transfer functions; discrete-time update α-β filter

Subjects: Filtering methods in signal processing; Signal processing theory

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