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Stability analysis of upset recovery methods for electromagnetic interference

Presents a tool to analyze the effect of error recovery systems on closed-loop flight control systems. In particular, the paper develops closed-loop models and analyzes the mean-square stability effect of error recovery rollback, reset, and cold restart systems in digital control systems. The error...

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Main Authors:	Gonzalez, O.R., Gray, W.S., Tejada, A., Patilkulkarni, S.
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Subjects:	Aerospace control Aircraft Control systems Digital control Electromagnetic interference Electromagnetic radiation Error correction Fault tolerant systems Real time systems Stability analysis
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