Automatic Pilot Servo Control

Automatic Pilot Servo Control refers to a type of control mechanism used in automatic pilot systems. It is a component of the supply class Automatic Pilot Mechanisms And Airborne Gyro Components, which falls under the supply group Instruments And Laboratory Equipment.

The Automatic Pilot Servo Control is responsible for receiving signals from the automatic pilot system and translating them into mechanical movements to control the aircraft's flight surfaces, such as the ailerons, elevators, and rudder. It ensures that the aircraft maintains its desired heading, altitude, and attitude.

These servo controls are designed to be highly precise and responsive, allowing for smooth and accurate control of the aircraft. They are typically equipped with sensors and feedback mechanisms to constantly monitor and adjust the aircraft's position and flight parameters.

In summary, Automatic Pilot Servo Control is a crucial component of automatic pilot systems, enabling precise control of an aircraft's flight surfaces. It falls under the supply class Automatic Pilot Mechanisms And Airborne Gyro Components in the supply group Instruments And Laboratory Equipment.