Application of Integrated Electrical Mechanical Control System Technology for Civil Transportation Aircraft Design and Development

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Integrated electrical mechanical control system (IEMS) technology applied on civil transportation aircraft is firstly introduced in the article. Besides, from the standpoint of airframer, detailed analysis of design and development risks is conducted and relevant mitigation suggestions are proposed accordingly. Finally, the importance and strategy for the construction of a simulation and test all-in-one bench by airframer are also discussed.

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