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NASA NTRS · 19970010624

A Method for Generating Reduced Order Linear Models of Supersonic Inlets

Abstract

For the modeling of high speed propulsion systems, there are at least two major categories of models. One is based on computational fluid dynamics (CFD), and the other is based on design and analysis of control systems. CFD is accurate and gives a complete view of the internal flow field, but it typically has many states and runs much slower dm real-time. Models based on control design typically run near real-time but do not always capture the fundamental dynamics. To provide improved control models, methods are needed that are based on CFD techniques but yield models that are small enough for control analysis and design.

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Chicatelli, Amy, Hartley, Tom T.. 1997-01-01. A Method for Generating Reduced Order Linear Models of Supersonic Inlets. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19970010624

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