Advanced Control Systems for Vehicle and Aeronautical Applications
A special issue of Machines (ISSN 2075-1702).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 September 2019) | Viewed by 477
Special Issue Editors
Interests: servosystems; modeling and simulation; mechatronic systems; rotary and fixed wing actuation systems; prognostics and health management; test bench design and simulation
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Interests: actuation and control systems for aerospace and rail vehicle applications; prognostics and health management
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Air, space, and ground vehicles are increasingly using control systems with different objectives as follows:
- To improve the vehicle’s performance (through better efficiency, enhanced dynamic performance, reduced sensitivity to external disturbances, etc.);
- To facilitate vehicle guidance, reducing the workload for the vehicle operator;
- To increase the overall robustness of the vehicle by making it more resilient to faults;
- To provide better information to facilitate the vehicle’s maintenance.
This Special Issue of Machines is focused on advancements in control systems used in vehicle sub-systems, such as electrical, hydraulic, fuel, environmental control, flight control, and steering systems. We invite the submission of research papers on subjects relevant to design, analysis, modeling, testing, reliability, safety, and health monitoring of systems and their major components. We are interested in papers that show how the results of the work presented in them can contribute to progress towards the above-mentioned objectives.
Prof. Dr. Massimo Sorli
Dr. Giovanni Jacazio
Dr. Stefano Mauro
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- vehicle subsystem
- aircraft subsystem
- spacecraft subsystem
- innovative servo-systems architecture
- control of mechanical systems
- modeling of dynamic systems
- systems health management
- servo-systems health monitoring
- innovative feedback architecture
- simulation, virtual test-benches, virtual sensors
- testing of servo-systems
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