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FDC help: Example systems OLOOP1/2/3
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Open-loop example systems
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<p>The FDC toolbox contains three open-loop example systems, which demonstrate
how the <i><a href="beaver.htm">Beaver</a></i> model can be used in
practice: <i>OLOOP1</i>, <i>OLOOP2</i>, and <i>OLOOP3</i>. These systems have been included in the FDC directory <small>EXAMPLES</small>; they can be opened by typing <code>oloop1</code>, <code>oloop2</code>, or <code>oloop3</code> at the Matlab command line.</p>
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<h3><a name="oloop1/2" id="oloop1/2"><i>OLOOP1</i> and <i>OLOOP2</i></a></h3>
<p><i>OLOOP1</i> and <i>OLOOP2</i> demonstrate how the system <i>Beaver</i>
can be used in practice for non-linear, off-line, open-loop simulations of
the 'Beaver' aircraft. <i>OLOOP1</i> computes responses to
control inputs to the elevator, ailerons, rudder, engine RPM, or
manifold pressure of the engine, while <i>OLOOP2</i> computes non-linear
aircraft responses to atmospheric turbulence.</p>
<p>Before running a simulation, it is necessary to define the parameters for the aircraft model, by loading them into the workspace using <i><a href="datload.htm">DATLOAD</a></i>. In addition, it is necessary to load trimmed-flight initial conditions with <i><a href="triload.htm">TRILOAD</a></i>, or compute trimmed-flight conditions with the <i><a href="actrim.htm">ACTRIM</a></i> utility. These routines can all be started by double-clicking the initialization buttons on top of the <i>OLOOP1</i> or <i>OLOOP2</i> models.</p>
<h3><a name="oloop3" id="oloop3"><i>OLOOP3</i></a></h3>
<p><i>OLOOP3</i> demonstrates how to create open-loop simulations of aircraft
responses to control inputs using a linearized aircraft model which is
derived from the non-linear model <i>Beaver</i>.</p>
<p>The system matrices of the
linear state-space model must be defined in the Matlab workspace before it
is possible to start a simulation. These matrices can be determined for a
user-specified operating point with the linearization routine <i><a href=
"aclin.htm">ACLIN</a></i> (double-click the appropriate button-block in the
block-diagram of <i>OLOOP3</i> to start this program). They can also be
loaded from file (for instance a <small>*.LIN</small> file, created by
<i>ACLIN</i>), which can be done conveniently with the utility <i><a href=
"linload.htm">LINLOAD</a></i>. Both <i>ACLIN</i> and <i>LINLOAD</i> can be started by double-clicking the initialization buttons on top of the <i>OLOOP3</i> model.</p>
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