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Welcome
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The Department of Flight Mechanics, Flight Control and Aeroelasticity deals with the following research topics:
- Flight Mechanics
- More electric aircraft
- Flight performance of the rigid and flexible aircraft
- Dynamic modelling of highly flexible aircraft
- Flight characteristics of rigid and flexible aircraft
- Real-time flight simulation
- Flight Control & Control Engineering
- Concepts for the control of flexible aircraft
- Control allocation, distributed control
- Flow control
- Aeroelasticity
- Aeroservoelasticity
- Aeroelastic control
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Lecture announcements summer term 2021
The following modules will take place as online courses, even in the current situation. The ISIS link for these modules will be published here shortly. A registration for these modules is not necessary:
The following modules will also take place. Registration by email to Christine Balder is necessary for participation (existing registrations will be taken into account):
FlexFuture is looking for student support
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The department and DLR are developing and designing a highly flexible aircraft in a joint research project. Student support is needed for the project. Possible opportunities include writing a thesis and/or doing an internship at DLR. Details can be found in this presentation. For further questions please contact:
- Prof. Flávio Silvestre (flavio.silvestre@tu-berlin.de)
- Prof. Wolf Krüger (wolf.krueger@dlr.de)
- Pedro J. Gonzáles (pedro.gonzalez@dlr.de)
EuroGNC 2021 - Call for Papers
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The Department of Flight Mechanics, Flight Control and Aeroelasticity and the Department of Flight Guidance and Air Transport are organizing the EuroGNC 2021 together with the DGLR. The Call for Papers is open. Please visit the website at: https://eurognc2021.dglr.de
The department joined SCADE Academic Program
The Department Flight Mechanics, Flight Control and Aeroelasticity of the Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics has joined the ANSYS® SCADE Academic Partnership program of ANSYS in January 2020. The SCADE Suite® is an environment for the model-based development of safety critical software for embedded systems. SCADE Suite® tools are used at the department in education and research for the development of flight control functions.