Gain compensation of aerodynamic missile control systems operating over dynamic pressure (q) range of 10 to 1 is discussed and engineering compromise struck between control surface sizing and low dynamic pressure performance when employing q 1/2 compensation is pointed out; illustrative example, controlling small, high-performance missile frame is developed; stability and transient response of system are evaluated at extremes of 10 to 1 dynamic pressure range; limitations of approach, restricting it in application to missiles with predictable control surface center-of-pressure and low actuation torque requirements, are presented.
Missile autopilot adaption using control-surface hinge-moment feedback
J Spacecraft Rockets
Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets ; 5 , n 2
1968
6 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Englisch
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