2013
DOI: 10.2322/tjsass.56.261
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Active Aeroelastic Control using Multiple Control Surfaces Based on a High-Fidelity Reduced Order Model

Abstract: Using multiple control surfaces to actively suppress nonlinear transonic aeroelastic responses is a promising technology. A general method for designing a multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) active aeroelastic control law is proposed. The Volterra series is applied to construct a high-fidelity reduced-order aeroservoelastic plant model suitable for transonic flow. The static output feedback method is also used to design a MIMO control law. The effectiveness of the proposed method to design the MIMO active ae… Show more

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