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Appendix B / Frames of Reference<br />

_ _<br />

X C<br />

m<br />

X E<br />

E<br />

ΨC 15.7 Missile LOS Frame<br />

t<br />

ωe = 15.041 deg/hr<br />

w<br />

f<br />

d<br />

e<br />

15-6<br />

Z E Z C<br />

,<br />

Y A<br />

GREENWICH MERIDIAN<br />

PLANE<br />

q<br />

r<br />

µ ro<br />

q<br />

EQUATORIAL<br />

PLANE<br />

d<br />

o<br />

λ ro<br />

Figure 15-3 : Alignment and Earth Fixed Frames<br />

Z A Z G<br />

The Missile LOS frame (M) shown in Figure 15-4 is located at point (o),<br />

coincident with the launcher and ground radar reference position. X M is the<br />

LOS from (o) through point (m). Z M points upwards and is normal to the<br />

plane spanned by X M and Z A . Y M remains parallel to the plane spanned by<br />

X A and Y A .<br />

15.8 Missile Body Frame<br />

The Missile Body frame (B) shown in Figure 15-4 is fixed in the missile at<br />

point (m). X B points forward along the missile’s longitudinal centre-line, Y M<br />

right and Z M downwards when the missile is flying straight and level.<br />

15.9 Missile Velocity Frame<br />

The Missile Velocity frame (MV) is located at point (m) and is rotated<br />

through YP angles with respect to the Missile Body frame such that X MV<br />

points along the missile velocity vector. When X B and X MV are aligned<br />

when the missile flies straight and level.<br />

m<br />

X A

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