Aerodynamics
Active control systems are advanced mechanisms designed to modify the behavior of structures, such as wings or fuselages, in real-time to maintain stability and performance under dynamic conditions. By using sensors and actuators, these systems can actively respond to external forces and disturbances, making them critical in managing phenomena like flutter, which can threaten the integrity and safety of aircraft.
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