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NASA NTRS · 20030071149

CONDUIT: Control Designer's Unified Interface

Abstract

CONDUIT, which stands for control designer's unified interface, is a computer software package. Its purpose is to assist a human control system designer in designing control systems for aircraft. At the present time CONDUIT is being used by most of the major U. S. rotorcraft and fixed-wing aircraft manufacturers to assist in the design of stability and control augmentation systems. Work is also continuing on the development of additional features for CONDUIT, including tools for analyzing the sensitivity of solutions, and on further enhancements to the basic package. The purpose of this paper is to describe CONDUIT, its operation, and the sensitivity tools that are being developed for inclusion in the next release of the package.

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Levine, William S., Tischler, Mark B.. 1999-08-22. CONDUIT: Control Designer's Unified Interface. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20030071149

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