System Identification Methods for Aircraft Flight Control Development and Validation

Tischler, Mark B.

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System Identification Methods for Aircraft Flight Control Development and Validation

1995-10-01
By Tischler, Mark B.

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Tischler, Mark B.
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Ames Research Center
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https://doi.org/10.21949/1403895
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Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

United States
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Ames Research Center
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System-identification methods compose a mathematical model, or series of models, from measurements of inputs and outputs of dynamic systems. This paper discusses the use of frequency-domain system-identification methods for the development and integration of aircraft flight-control systems. The extraction and analysis of models of varying complexity is illustrated using the Comprehensive Identification from Frequency Responses (CIFER) system-identification facility. Results are presented for test data of numerous flight and simulation programs at the Ames Research Center.
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