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2025
Volume: 32 Issue 2
18 Article(s)

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Electronics Optics & Control
  • Publication Date: Feb. 20, 2025
  • Vol. 32, Issue 2, 1 (2025)
Hyperspectral Target Tracking Based on Spectral Dimensionality Reduction and Feature Fusion
WU Li, WANG Mengyuan, HUANG Kunpeng, TIAN Haoxiang..., ZHONG Weixiang, PU Zheng and WANG Qing|Show fewer author(s)
Aiming at the problem that existing hyperspectral video tracking algorithms perform poorly when target scale variation, a hyperspectral video target tracking algorithm based on spectral dimensionality reduction and feature fusion is proposed. Firstly, the difference of the local spectral curve of the target is calculat
Electronics Optics & Control
  • Publication Date: Feb. 20, 2025
  • Vol. 32, Issue 2, 7 (2025)
Future Point Prediction of Glide-Guided Bomb Target Based on Attitude Estimation
WANG Baobao, and XIN Bin
Electronics Optics & Control
  • Publication Date: Feb. 20, 2025
  • Vol. 32, Issue 2, 13 (2025)
Improved Ant Colony Algorithm for 3D Trajectory Planning of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
SHI Guangtai, and WANG Helong
Electronics Optics & Control
  • Publication Date: Feb. 20, 2025
  • Vol. 32, Issue 2, 18 (2025)
Trajectory Planning for Minimizing Floating Base Disturbance of Spatial Dual-Arm Robots
ZHANG Hui, ZUO Xiaozhong, ZHANG Wei, and GAO Sheng
Aiming at the trajectory planning problem of space dual-arm robot, this paper proposes a floating base perturbation minimization trajectory planning method based on sparrow search algorithm. Firstly, the joint angles of the dual-arm robot are taken as optimization variables, and the kinematics model of the robot is con
Electronics Optics & Control
  • Publication Date: Feb. 20, 2025
  • Vol. 32, Issue 2, 24 (2025)
Adaptive Event-Triggered Formation Control for UAVs Based on Relative Bearing
ZHAO Lihui, LIU Zhifang, and WANG Dezhi
Electronics Optics & Control
  • Publication Date: Feb. 20, 2025
  • Vol. 32, Issue 2, 32 (2025)
On Aeromagnetic Compensation of Hexacopter UAVs
YU Longxing, WEI Yuanyuan, FU Shimo, CHANG Qing, and WANG Yaoli
As a passive autonomous navigation method, geomagnetic navigation has stronger stability than the Global Positioning System (GPS). To improve the accuracy of geomagnetic navigation of the UAV platform, it is needed to compensate for the fixed field interference, eddy current interference and induction interference gene
Electronics Optics & Control
  • Publication Date: Feb. 20, 2025
  • Vol. 32, Issue 2, 38 (2025)
Review of Rocket Return and Landing Guidance Methods
ZHAO Yue, LI Chao, YU Ya'nan, and XIONG Fenfen
Electronics Optics & Control
  • Publication Date: Feb. 20, 2025
  • Vol. 32, Issue 2, 45 (2025)
Airborne TSN End-to-End Worst-Case Delay Analysis Model Based on Network Calculation
CHEN Chen, ZHENG Zhiming, ZHANG Xiaobei, and ZHANG Qi
The Frame Replication and Elimination for Reliability (FRER) redundancy mechanism in Time Sensitive Network (TSN) improves the reliability of the network through the replication and elimination functions of data packets. Data packets are copied onto the redundant paths through replication function, and then the paths a
Electronics Optics & Control
  • Publication Date: Feb. 20, 2025
  • Vol. 32, Issue 2, 54 (2025)
Health State Prediction of Inertial Navigation System Based on Aperiodic Data
WANG Ziwen, KONG Xiangyu, ZHOU Zhijie, NING Pengyun, and ZHANG Chaoli
Electronics Optics & Control
  • Publication Date: Feb. 20, 2025
  • Vol. 32, Issue 2, 60 (2025)
Design of Airborne Software Service QoS System for Critical Tasks
JIA Wenqi, GAO Xiangzheng, CHEN Yang, and LIU Yi
With the transformation of airborne software system to flexible and open service-oriented architecture, how to guarantee service quality has become the focus of service governance. The Quality of Service (QoS) is innovatively applied to airborne software services to ensure the continuous and reliable operation of servi
Electronics Optics & Control
  • Publication Date: Feb. 20, 2025
  • Vol. 32, Issue 2, 66 (2025)
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Image Rotation Invariant Matching Based on Multi-scale Feature Fusion
LIU Yun, LI Ziqian, BAN Yanwamen, CHEN Weitai, and CHEN Shan
Electronics Optics & Control
  • Publication Date: Feb. 20, 2025
  • Vol. 32, Issue 2, 73 (2025)
Shadow Removal of Aerial Photography of Pavement Based on Generative Adversarial Network
HAN Jianfeng, JIN Congying, SONG Lili, and ZHAO Yuechen
Using UAV aerial photography to collect pavement images can effectively improve the efficiency of road health detection. However, due to the influence of aerial photography angle and sunlight change, the long shadow produced by UAV aerial photography image will cover up the pavement damage information and affect the ac
Electronics Optics & Control
  • Publication Date: Feb. 20, 2025
  • Vol. 32, Issue 2, 86 (2025)
On Complex Airborne Electronic System Failure Probability Caculation with Common Cause Failure Consideration
SUN Zijing, LIU Wen, LIU Yuan, and WU Yuting
The airborne electronic systems of civil aircraft exhibit complex and comprehensive characteristics, and common cause failures will undermine the independence of failure events in the system, which may lead to deviations in the results of quantitative safety assessment. Aiming at the current problem of analyzing common
Electronics Optics & Control
  • Publication Date: Feb. 20, 2025
  • Vol. 32, Issue 2, 93 (2025)
Comparison of Radiation and Scattering Performance of Antenna Arrays with Different Slot-Line Forms
QIU Feng, ZHAO Yongku, SUN Yongqiang, CHI Xiaomeng, and ZONG Xianzheng
In order to realize the ultra-wideband radar with phased array function, the balanced Vivaldiantenna is selected as the array unit, and the Vivaldi antenna array is simulated under the cyclic boundary conditions, which can realize the scanning angle of E-plane and H-plane in the frequency band of 4~12 GHz to reach 
Electronics Optics & Control
  • Publication Date: Feb. 20, 2025
  • Vol. 32, Issue 2, 98 (2025)
Lightweight SAR Ship Recognition Based on Collaborative Compression Method
LI Xuanchao, HE Yonghua, ZHU Weigang, LI Yonggang, and QIU Linlin
Deep learning provides a new methods for SAR ship recognition, but most current deep learning models have a large number of parameters, making them difficult to run in resource-constrained environments. Model compression is a necessary condition for their implementation. Pruning is a commonly used model compression met
Electronics Optics & Control
  • Publication Date: Feb. 20, 2025
  • Vol. 32, Issue 2, 103 (2025)
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