CONTROL REQUIREMENTS FOR SLING-LOAD STABILIZATION IN HEAVY LIFT HELICOPTERS.

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Linearized equations of motion of the helicopter/winch/cable/load complex are developed for a level flight condition at constant airspeed and for a variable suspension geometry. These equations are then used in conjunction with modern control theory to design several control systems, each of which stabilizes the load for a given type suspension. Load stability, winch power requirements and the dynamic performance of the winch controlled systems are then compared against (one, two or three) fixed point designs.

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Asseo, S. J., & Whitbeck, R. F. (1973). CONTROL REQUIREMENTS FOR SLING-LOAD STABILIZATION IN HEAVY LIFT HELICOPTERS. Journal of the American Helicopter Society, 18(3), 23–31. https://doi.org/10.4050/jahs.18.23

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