| Donald T. Ward |
Provides an in-depth understanding of actuators, sensors, and other components in flight control design. Includes both analysis practice and design guidance for flight control system components. Assumes an understanding of linear controls analysis techniques.
Designed for recent graduates of engineering or for practicing engineers outside the aerospace industry who need practical exposure to the types of actuation hardware, sensors, and design practice used on both commercial and military aircraft. Students should have an acquaintance with control design software (MATLAB is used in the course for certain example problems).
Class time: 33.75 hours
"This class is not what I expected it to be, a detailed course about how to design an electromechanical actuator. However, I appreciate it tremendously because Dr. Ward introduced us to a larger scope of actuator design: how the actuators interact and control the aircraft. Dr. Ward gave us the basic tools to explore the world of actuator controls. It is just a beginning but an extremely important one for us who work on actuators." —Chan Nguyen, Northrop Grumman Unmanned Systems
"The course is a time effective refresher for theory, practice, and technique." —Eric Lutz, Northrop Grumman
This course is available for on-site presentation.
Please contact Soma Chakrabarti at 785-864-7855
or aerosite@ku.edu
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Aerospace Short Courses
The University of Kansas
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Lawrence, KS 66047-1625
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