A differential effect of the angular displacements of control surfaces is often required in the case of aileron controls, viz., a movement whereby for a given angle of rotation the upwardly-moved aileron shows a range of deflexion which is different, measured from the common neutral position than that of the downwardly-moved aileron. Fig. 4 shows the position of the device if the neutral position of the aileron is moved upwards. Fig. 5 shows the same operation, but with the neutral position displaced downwards.
Recent German Patents
Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology ; 12 , 7 ; 221
1940-07-01
1 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
Emerald Group Publishing | 1940
Emerald Group Publishing | 1940
Emerald Group Publishing | 1940
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