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Old 23rd June 2010 | 13:05
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About C* and Nz control law.

We can read from Flight Manual that Airbus implement C* control law on A320, and Nz on A330/A340/A380. Are there any differences between these two control law? Or they are just the same.
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C* and Nz control laws

They are quite different. C* is a blend of pitch rate (q) and Nz while Nz is just that, Nz - normal acceleration. I used C*, before somebody gave it a name, for the first fly-by-wire implementation on the F8 while I was at Draper Lab. We used the Apollo inertial systems initially as the primary sensors. Things have evolved a lot since those initial ventures. I used C* in NASA Space Shuttle control law studies as well, for atmospheric flight to landing.
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