Fail-fixed electrohydraulic servosystem

Motors: expansible chamber type – With correlated control of motive fluid and locking means – By electrical control means

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91 44, 91387, 91417R, 137 85, F15B 1526

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ABSTRACT:
A fail-fixed electrohydraulic servosystem in which a variation from a predetermined range of electrical input to the servosystem results in the output of the system being fixed in position. Fixing-in-position is accomplished by either hydraulically or mechanically locking a linkage to the output arm of the servosystem. Provision is also made for controlled drift and manual adjustment of the output after it is fixed in position.

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