Titlebook: Introduction to Avionics Systems; R. P. G. Collinson Book 20032nd edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 2003 Commercial off-the

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Aerodynamics and Aircraft Control,behaviour of an aircraft so as to be able to understand the role and tasks of automatic flight control systems. The aim is to establish the essential background to Fly-by-wire (FBW) flight control (Chapter 4) and autopilots (Chapter 8).

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Avionics Systems Integration,n and control of the individual sub-systems so that the overall system can carry out its tasks effectively is referred to as ‘systems integration’. The number of sub-systems which need to be integrated to form a major system can be appreciated from the previous chapter on flight management systems.

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Air Data and Air Data Systems,, static air temperature and air density ratio. This information is essential for the pilot to fly the aircraft safely and is also required by a number of key avionic subsystems which enable the pilot to carry out the mission. It is thus one of the key avionic systems in its own right and forms part