Abstract
This chapter describes the main principles and models of active system control (ASC). The main topics include:
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Analyse features of existing control schemes systems to ensure that the good are retained and the bad eliminated
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Introduce the principle of ASC (PASC)
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Set out the theoretical PASCs, including a means of implementation
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Investigate the possibility and specific features of the PASC implementation at the various levels of PASC: operational life of the aircraft, each individual flight and the PASC itself, i.e., its application in-the-large, medium and small
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Analyse the limits of the PASC implementation in terms of reliability modelling
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Propose a practical process model for on-board active control monitoring
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Define the theoretical background for specifications of the PASC implementations
The aspects regarding the practical application and algorithmically defined implementation of PASC are described in later chapters.
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Schagaev, I., Kirk, B.R. (2018). Principle of Active System Control (Theory). In: Active System Control . Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-46813-6_5
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