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Flight dynamics

the practice of matching a highly augmented aircraft's response with a simple classical transfer function plus time delay so that classical handling qualities criteria can be applied.

In flight dynamics, low order equivalent systems refers to the practice of matching a highly augmented aircraft's response with a simple classical transfer function plus time delay so that classical handling qualities criteria can be applied. This meaning comes from Hodgkinson (1998) in Aircraft handling qualities.[1]

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References

Hodgkinson, J. (1998). Aircraft handling qualities. American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. ISBN 9780632038169

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