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A potentiometer (or something fancier) directly attached to the stabilizer would do it. I'm not sure if they do have one or not. They rate of movement on the st
by VBprogrammer 8y ago
A potentiometer (or something fancier) directly attached to the stabilizer would do it. I'm not sure if they do have one or not. They rate of movement on the stab trim is different depending on the source of the trim change so it's possible they have a PWM controller with some feedback.
- fgonzag 8y agoOr just use an angle sensor on the control surfaces? You now have two measurements: What the computer is telling the hardware to set the angle to, what the angle actually is. These two are very different but very important pieces of information.