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An Evaluation Process for the Implementation of Electronic Controls with Mechanical Apparatus
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Abstract
The use of electronic controls with off-highway vehicles and systems is an increasing trend.(1)* It is, therefore, necessary to use a clearly defined and objective evaluation process to determine the control requirements. This paper, directed toward the mechanical design engineer, discusses a method to determine control needs and to avoid some of the pitfalls of electronic controls implementation. A look at the evolution of electronic vehicular controls at Twin Disc should provide some insight for others who are in the process of developing their own systems.
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Grandy, C., "An Evaluation Process for the Implementation of Electronic Controls with Mechanical Apparatus," SAE Technical Paper 860727, 1986, https://doi.org/10.4271/860727.Also In
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