OPTIMAL CHOICE WITHIN A FAULT TOLERANT FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18372/2306-1472.54.3863Keywords:
active fault tolerant control system, actuator, adverse flight conditions, aircraft, control system, failure/fault, loss-of-control, reconfiguration, sensor, stability and controllabilityAbstract
Safety of aircraft during the flight is one of the most important problems that concerns of all aviation. Failures/faults main elements automatic control system and damages to the external contour of the aircraft by foreign objects always lead to a change the characteristics of the aircraft, direct and indirect economic costs and sometimes to injury or death of passengers and crew. Real-time active fault tolerant control system makes it possible to warn or prevent emergency situations and thus improve safety.References
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