What's in yawing system

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The yawing system is a mechanism used to control the yaw motion of a vehicle or aircraft.

The yawing system typically consists of a rudder or ailerons, control surfaces that are used to change the direction of the vehicle or aircraft.
In aircraft, the yawing system is responsible for controlling the side-to-side movement of the nose of the aircraft.
In vehicles, the yawing system helps in maintaining stability and controlling the direction of the vehicle during turns.
The yawing system may also include sensors, actuators, and control algorithms to ensure precise control and stability.
Examples of yawing systems include the rudder system in an aircraft and the stability control system in a car.

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The yawing system is a mechanism used to control the yaw motion of a vehicle or aircraft.

The yawing system typically consists of a rudder or ailerons, control surfaces that are used to change the direction of the vehicle or aircraft.

In aircraft, the yawing system is responsible for controlling the side-to-side movement of the nose of the aircraft.

In vehicles, the yawing system helps in maintaining stability and controlling the direction of the vehicle during turns.

The yawing system may also include sensors, actuators, and control algorithms to ensure precise control and stability.

Examples of yawing systems include the rudder system in an aircraft and the stability control system in a car.

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The wind turbine yaw mechanism is used to turn the wind turbine rotor against the wind

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DFIG offers the advantages of speed control with reduced cost and power losses

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