Aerospace Sensors - Nebylov, Alexander
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Aerospace craft operate in three dimensional space, and thus must control for complex motions and dynamics. They also have challenging communication, navigation, and automation requirements. For these reason, sensors are absolutely critical to proper aerospace fight and function. This authoritative survey of all major classes of sensors used in aerospace vehicles and support systems will quickly bring the reader up to date on the most recent advances in types of sensors, their uses, and how they can be integrated with one another for total system controls. "Aerospace Sensors" offers invaluable…mehr

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Aerospace craft operate in three dimensional space, and thus must control for complex motions and dynamics. They also have challenging communication, navigation, and automation requirements. For these reason, sensors are absolutely critical to proper aerospace fight and function. This authoritative survey of all major classes of sensors used in aerospace vehicles and support systems will quickly bring the reader up to date on the most recent advances in types of sensors, their uses, and how they can be integrated with one another for total system controls. "Aerospace Sensors" offers invaluable guidance to both practicing aerospace engineers as well as engineering students in aerospace, mechanical electronics, and systems engineering. The reader will find valuable guidance on: Principles of operation, design and performance for major classes of aerospace sensors - from gyroscopic inertial navigational systems to accelerometers, to electronic compasses Coverage on radio-altimeters and other autonomous radio sensors for motional parameters An introduction satellite navigation systems and their aerospace applications, including GPS, GLONASS and GALILEO Designing for sensor integration, including important facets of sensor system choice, integrated measuring system optimization and the simulation of sensor integration by appropriate algorithms
Autorenporträt
Alexander Nebylov graduated with honors as an Engineer in Missile Guidance from the Leningrad Institute of Aircraft Instrumentation in 1971 and in 1985 received his Doctor of Science degree in Information Processing and Control Systems from the State Academy of Aerospace Instrumentation. He led many R&D projects in aerospace instrumentation, motion control systems and avionics, and is a scientific consultant for various Russian design bureaus and research institutes. For the last two decades, Dr. Nebylov has been with the State University of Aerospace Instrumentation in St. Petersburg as Professor and Chairman of Aerospace Devices and Measuring Complexes, and director of the International Institute for Advanced Aerospace Technologies. He is an author of fourteen books and numerous scientific papers and has also been a member of the leadership of the IFAC Aerospace Technical Committee since 2002. In 2006 the title of Honored Scientist of the Russian Federation was bestowed on Professor Nebylov.