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Electric actuator EMA
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electric actuator
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Characteristics

Type
electric, hydraulic
Movement
linear
Applications
for aircraft
Technology
screw, ball screw

Description

Spoiler Electromechanical Actuators Our spoiler electromechanical actuator (EMA) is powered by an electrical network. One or two electric motors drive a linear screw that is capable of moving the spoiler surface and holding the required position. Several concepts have been evaluated to meet various aircraft applications, architectures and certification requirements. See more Our EMA solutions offer an alternative to what is commonly used in existing aircraft - hydraulic actuators that move various surfaces, such as spoilers. While hydraulic technology is mature, it requires multiple hydraulic pumps and a network of hydraulic pipes and valves - all with high weight and maintenance cost implications. Further, fluid contamination can lead to common failure modes at the aircraft level and oil leakage above a hot brake could possibly even create fire. The good news is that the current aerospace industry trend is toward more electrical systems on aircraft. New power sources now allow more aircraft surfaces to be driven by electro-mechanical actuators (EMA). Our actuators can be deployed in either fly-by-wire or conventional flight control systems. FUNCTIONS Main Functions Roller or Ball Screw Driven Magnetic Torque Limiter Power Electric Brake Driven by Either Embedded Software or Customer Electronics Patented Contamination Ingress Solution Patented End of Stroke Locking Health Monitoring and Maintenance Functions

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