The control of the speed or rate that the flight director command bars move can be controlled by
- variable gain adjustment.
- rate or velocity feedback.
- proportional gain factor.
Explanation from PART66Online
The speed at which the flight director command bars move is governed by rate (velocity) feedback in the servo loop, which damps the response and prevents the bars chasing or overshooting too quickly. Position feedback sets where the bars settle, but it is the rate feedback that controls how fast they get there.
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sasna asked · 5 Sep 2013
command bars move b'cas of amplifier ?
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