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Rotorcraft engineering

active vibration reduction that adds swashplate pitch inputs at blade-passage harmonics to cancel vibratory hub loads.

In rotorcraft engineering, higher harmonic control refers to active vibration reduction that adds swashplate pitch inputs at blade-passage harmonics to cancel vibratory hub loads. This meaning comes from Shaw (1989) in Journal of the American Helicopter Society.[1]

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  1. Shaw, J., Albion, N., Hanker, E. J., & Teal, R. S. (1989). Higher Harmonic Control: Wind Tunnel Demonstration of Fully Effective Vibratory Hub Force Suppression. Journal of the American Helicopter Society, 34(1), 14-25. https://doi.org/10.4050/jahs.34.14

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