Transcription of FLY.BY-WIRE FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEMS
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: FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEMS . BY. mkOk '. SUTHEN&D- (CAP). J:4'Taik Er&cc2. AIr Fo=c M&~gh Dpm=lic !Labortaoi (FDCL). W era Afr Forme Batc OWi 8 SEPTEMBER 1968. This document has been approved for pub-L. lie release; its distributi6n is unlirited. Preparedfor Joint Meeting of FLIGHT Mechanics and Guidance and CONTROL Panels of AGARD. Oslo, Norway C.) C . ,:LEA fN C HOUSE 'E. 22 L2 7. AD 679 i158. FLY-BY- wire FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEMS . J. P. Sutherland , Air Force FLIGHT Dynamics Laboratory Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio 3 September 1968. )4: K j. I. Iq FLY-BY- wire FLIGHT COINTROL SYSTEMS . Introduction ;>The purpose of this paper is to provide the reader with an intro- duction to fly-by- wire and an outline of state-of-the-art fly-by- wire techniqui-s. An outline of the philosophy of fly-by- wire FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEMS is given, the evolution of fly-by- wire is discussed, the ad- vantages of fly-by- wire over mechanical SYSTEMS are listed, current fly-by- wire techniques are outlined, and a brief review of,the Air force FLIGHT Dynamics Laboratory proposedcin-house and contracted fly-by- wire development programs is given.
AD 679 i158 FLY-BY-WIRE FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEMS J. P. Sutherland , Air Force Flight Dynamics Laboratory Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio 3 September 1968
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