2005
DOI: 10.2514/1.6859
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Novel Hierarchical Modular Control Methodology for Closed-Loop-Flow Control Applications

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“…An innovative modular hierarchical control architecture for implementing an active flow-control system onto aircraft flight control was recently reported by Patel et al 2 The control architecture is classified into two levels; 1) a local, minor loop feedback controller, composed of Intelligent Control Modules (ICMs) that control the amount of lift created by a discrete airfoil section, and 2) a coordinating, major feedback loop controller, composed of a Global Control System (GCS) that provides coordination of ICMs in order to modulate the net pitch and roll moments created by an entire airfoil. Each individual ICM is a distinct control unit with dynamic pressure sensors, one of more actuator pairs, and a controller to regulate the lift generation of the corresponding aerostructure section.…”
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“…An innovative modular hierarchical control architecture for implementing an active flow-control system onto aircraft flight control was recently reported by Patel et al 2 The control architecture is classified into two levels; 1) a local, minor loop feedback controller, composed of Intelligent Control Modules (ICMs) that control the amount of lift created by a discrete airfoil section, and 2) a coordinating, major feedback loop controller, composed of a Global Control System (GCS) that provides coordination of ICMs in order to modulate the net pitch and roll moments created by an entire airfoil. Each individual ICM is a distinct control unit with dynamic pressure sensors, one of more actuator pairs, and a controller to regulate the lift generation of the corresponding aerostructure section.…”
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