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Thor Flight 36

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Taylor, Brian

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2012-04-20

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Thor Flight

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Anoka

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Manual Baseline Control

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System ID flights with Thor using augmented manual inputs. The pilot was given manual control in the axis of the chirp, and was denied inputs on the remaining surfaces. A baseline controller was used to control the off-axis. The pilot was instructed to obtain a hands-off trim before injecting the automatic chirp signal. The entire team attended to get a feel for flight test operations. Austin's last flight test. Software used was trunk/Software/FlightCode rev 802 Flight 36 was dedicated to chirps of the elevator and aileron surfaces. The input frequency range was .4 to 7 Hz, with amplitudes of 4 deg. Thor Flight 36 Rx data: A068, L664, F013, H000 (includes range test)

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Taylor, Brian. (2012). Thor Flight 36. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/174316.

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