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Integrated Control System Engineering Support.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Report , Other literature type 01 Dec 1984Publisher:Defense Technical Information Center
Authors: T. P. Barry; R. E. Bailey; R. H. Smith; R. L. Braet; W. H. Clark;

doi: 10.21236/ada149742

Integrated Control System Engineering Support.

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Abstract : This report covers development, test, integration and documentation of software and specialized interfaces for use in the Flight Control Development Laboratory (AFWAL/FIGX); analysis of redundancy management for a multi-channel Flight Control System in the Digital Synthesis Flight Engineering Facility; support for the advanced development programs through analysis of multi-channel Flight Control Systems and the independent assessment of prime contractors efforts in the areas of control law development and coding; and software development for these and other programs on PD-11, AN/AYK-15, ROLM, and EAI machines and other equipment. (Author)

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