Optimization Design of the Flush Air Data System

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A new configuration of multi sensor flush air data system was proposed and the detecting principles of the flush air data system was discussed. A large number of redundant information pick up from multi sensors embedded in aircraft data system put forward the requirements of information optimization. Characteristic value of air data defined in this chapter meet the active control system of aircraft redundancy requirements of total pressure, static pressure, angle of attack and sideslip angle of atmospheric data, was the foundation of the multi sensor information fusion system.

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