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An Integrated, Modular Simulation System for Education ... - Cal Poly

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difference between the two axes are the angle of attack (alpha) and the side slip angle(beta). In actual flight the airpath and aircraft body axes rarely coincide. The effects ofthe difference in angles adds to the overall drag as some of the lift is mapped to the dragand some of the original drag is mapped to the down <strong>for</strong>ce [+Fz] of the aircraft andthere<strong>for</strong>e affects the natural frequency, and damping, of the longitudinal and lateral longperiod oscillations. The simulator originally did not re-map the <strong>for</strong>ces calculated inairpath axis to the aircraft body axis. The re-mapping of the <strong>for</strong>ces changed the dynamicsof the model so that there was much less climb associated with a step input of negative(up command) elevator. The re-mapping of the <strong>for</strong>ces also affected the natural frequencyand damping in the long period [phugoid] mode. Re-mapping added damping to thesystem and decreased the natural frequency. Figure 17 shows the changes in ζ, ωn and θ<strong>for</strong> the 3 mapping of the lift <strong>for</strong>ce into the drag <strong>for</strong>ce.21Pitch Rate and <strong>An</strong>gle With and Without Forces to Body Axis<strong>An</strong>gle<strong>An</strong>gle bodyRateRate body012345670 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200Figure 17 Navion Long Period Longitudinal Dynamics56

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