Subsystem of the flight control system

Author: Liu Lin
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: The flight control system is one of the important systems in modern aviation. It consists of five subsystems: flight control computers, servo actuators, sensors, control displays, and in-flight self-diagnostics. The performance and reliability of these subsystems directly affect the performance and reliability of the flight control system, and even impact flight safety. This book introduces the design issues of the main subsystems of the flight control system. Its content is largely based on the authors' decades of experience and methods accumulated in the design and research of flight control systems, especially their engineering practices in fly-by-wire/active control technology over the past 20 years. The purpose of writing this book is to: summarize past experiences, help engineers design advanced flight control systems, and particularly enable university graduates with little engineering design experience to understand and learn the design procedures, methods, and experiences of the subsystems of the flight control system, so that they can avoid detours and quickly enter the design role. Of course, this book can also be used as a reference for senior undergraduate and graduate students in relevant fields at universities.