Hr Textron, Inc.

Samuel L Wilson

Clyde E Cobb

Mario Armando Rodriguez

Timothy C Bryarly

A deflector jet servovalve including a fluidic amplifier constructed utilizing a plurality of laminae stacked one upon the other and bonded together to form an integral laminated structure. The fluidic amplifier includes a fixed ejector and a pair of receivers disposed opposed the ejector with a movable deflector disposed between the ejector and the receivers to deflect a jet stream emanating from the ejector. Conduit means is also defined in the integral laminated structure to supply fluid under pressure to the ejector and to receive any differential fluid output therefrom.

Fluidic deflector jet servovalve

Pressure gain compensation for a single-stage servovalve of the jet pipe type. The pressure gain compensation is provided by a separate reciprocally mounted spool having a feedback wire connected between the spool and the ejector jet. The spool has a differential pressure applied across the ends thereof from the receptors disposed opposed the ejector jet. Movement of the spool applies a force feedback to the ejector jet which is proportional to the pressure differential across the receptors and is opposite the force applied to the ejector by the torque motor to thereby compensate for pressure gain.

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Newhall, CA, United States of America

Samuel L Wilson