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Old 11th Feb 2016, 08:34
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NG Yaw Damper Sync

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Can I ask please what is the relationship between the sync if the rate gyro and compass rose. Is it because a YD prevents Dutch roll and yaw and roll are a function of these?

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Yaw dampers have no knowledge or care about compass information.

They are rate devices. A yaw rate causes a signal to deflect the rudder. Once the yaw RATE stops, the rudder will centralize, even if you are not flying straight. Once the yaw coming back starts, the damper will oppose the movement according to the rate of change. Purely gyro based.

Simple and very useful.
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