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Download or read book Conference Proceedings of Active Control Systems Review Evaluation and Projections Presented at Toronto Canada on 15 18 October 1984 written by ADVISORY GROUP FOR AEROSPACE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT NEUILLY-SUR-SEINE (France) and published by . This book was released on 1985 with total page 383 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Active Control Technology was the subject of this symposium, as it was of a previous FMP/GCP symposium held in 1974. At that time, Active Control could only be viewed in the future - and the view presented at that symposium was very optimistic. Ten years and numerous applications of Active Control Technology later, the view of Active Control which emanated from this symposium was still very optimistic. Certainly some of the projections for significantly reduced tail sizes have been revised in the light of the realities of getting hung-up at high angle of attack with little stability and no control. While the substantial performance benefits projected in 1974 have been modestly lowered based on our intervening experience, the potential of such advanced Active Control configurations as the X-29 is yet to be established. The ability to manage properly multiple redundant flight control systems, which was a major concern in 1974, is still a concern but tempered by several significant successes. Also the dissimilar backup flight control systems to counter undetected design faults has not been demonstrated. Active Control Technology provided the impetus for disregarding those allegedly outmoded Flying Qualities Specifications (a common 1974 view), so that full advantage could be taken of the high-gain, full-authority system with simulation-tailored control laws. In reality, one of the most significant benefits of Active Control Technology was to allow easy revision of the control laws when our flight experiences underlined the need for meeting those outmoded Flying Qualities Specifications.

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Download or read book Technical Evaluation Report on the Flight Mechanics Panel Symposium on Active Control Systems Review Evaluation and Projections written by L. D. Reid and published by . This book was released on 1985 with total page 18 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The Symposium on Active Control Systems was held in Toronto, 15-18 October, 1984. It was attended by 148 people. 27 papers were presented on various topics related to active control technology. The meeting was highlighted by a number of reports on actual flight test experience with active control systems. The contents of the papers taken as a group provide an extremely useful summary of current knowledge in the field and indicate the direction that future research should take. From the papers and discussions several ares emerged as requiring urgent further study. These included: handling qualities specifications; the use of flight control system backups: the development of high integrity systems at reasonable cost; and the demonstration of system reliability. This NATO-furnished report contains abstracts of each paper and summarizes the round table discussions.

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