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MOOG INC. CONTROLS DIVISION, EAST AURORA, NY 14052 TRANSFER FUNCTIONS FOR MOOG SERVOVALVES W. J. THAYER, DECEMBER 1958 Rev. JANUARY 1965 INTRODUCTION It is often convenient in servoanalysis iables produce significant differences in with operating conditions such as supply or in system synthesis work to represent the actual dynamic response. Consider pressure, input signal level, hydraulic an electrohydraulic servovalve by a sim- the variables of the valve design. It is fluid temperature, ambient temperature, plified, equivalent transfer function. Such well known that internal valve paramaters valve loading, and so forth. These effects a representation is, at best, only an ap- (e.g., nozzle and orifice sizes, spring are insignificant for small variations proximation of actual servovalve perform- rates, spool diameter, spool displace- about design values, but should be con- ance. However, the usefulness of linear ment, etc.) may be adjusted to produce sidered where wide excursions are antici- transfer functions for approximating serv- wide variations