NASA NTRS · 19870000113
Design Considerations for High-Speed Control Systems
Abstract
Existing hardware integrated into versatile, high-speed control system. Report discusses five global design considerations to integrate array-processor, multimicroprocessor, and host-computer system architectures into versatile, high-speed controllers. Such controllers are capable of control throughputs as high as 36 MHz for 8-bit bytes and maintain constant interaction with non-real-time or user environment. Application example, architecture of high-speed, closed-loop controller used to control helicopter vibration actively discussed.
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Jacklin, S. A., Leyland, J. A., Warmbrodt, W.. 1987-03-01. Design Considerations for High-Speed Control Systems. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19870000113
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