NASA NTRS ยท 19810000318
Torque Simulator for Rotating Systems
Abstract
New torque brake simulates varying levels of friction in bearings of rotating body. Rolling-tail torque brake uses magnetic force to produce friction between rotating part and stationary part. Simulator electronics produce positive or negative feedback signal, depending on direction of rotation. New system allows for first time in-depth study of effects of tail-fin spin rates on pitch-, yaw-, and roll-control characteristics.
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Davis, W. T.. 1982-12-01. Torque Simulator for Rotating Systems. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19810000318
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