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You are dreaming ...
Yes you can predict flutter speeds by measuring the variation of modal damping with speed. This can be done using accelerometers mounted on the structure and connected to appropriate signal processing hardware. However this must be done in a carefully controlled flight test environment on an aircraft fitted with with equipment to excite various vibration modes (rotating mass and other types of exciters are used). Not something you can just lash onto any airplane and so flying and have a light that flashes on when flutter is immenent !! "sidk" wrote in message om... Ernest, what the heck does "... fairly steady state and random," mean?? .... and just before flutter sets in the vibration begins to diverge logritmically (I know that ain't spelt rite). A circuit with a sort of squelch mode would be very useful, especially during initial flight testing. Or maybe better than a squelch threshold might be a LED bar-graph showing relative magnitude..?? Sid Knox Velocity N199RS Starduster N666SK KR2 N24TC W7QJQ |
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