An onboard electric drive motor powers aircraft wheels for ground movement without main engines, eliminating jet blast hazards and reducing turnaround time.
Electric taxi drive systems enable automated parallel aircraft parking, eliminating jet blast risks and optimizing terminal space usage.
Segmented parallel generators handle autonomous movement needs and recover wheel energy to assist the auxiliary power unit, eliminating heavy storage mass.
Short-circuiting electric motor phases during deactivation prevents electromotive force generation.
Segmenting the motor block on the suspension strut isolates landing shocks, while a clutch device protects transmission efficiency.
An electric motor drives a pivotable pinion that meshes with a wheel gear, enabling ground taxiing and pre-spinning without engine thrust.
Aircraft steering system recovers braking energy to power motor-generators, eliminating redundant storage devices and reducing fuel consumption.
Nesting the telescopic shaft and differential inside the undercarriage protects transmission components from external stone impacts and brake dust.
An adaptive coupling mechanism connects a moving platform to aircraft landing gear, resolving adaptability versus complexity trade-offs.
Independent control channels in a double-star motor actuator enable safe gravity deployment braking while reducing weight.
An epicyclic gearbox uses an external annular gear to transfer power directly to internal sun gears.
Segmented blocks on the wheel rim form a lightweight ring gear that engages the drive actuator while accommodating rim deformation under load.
Movable rollers transmit torque to aircraft wheels, eliminating permanent meshing safety risks.
Coordinated steering and braking apply differential force to release stuck aircraft tires from runway adhesion without increasing wheel size.
Segmented elastic arms accommodate axle deformations to maintain optimal torque transmission without increasing aircraft weight or maintenance complexity.
An electric motor system drives aircraft wheels independently, reducing turnaround time and eliminating jet blast hazards during ramp operations.
Compensating gears counteract torque oscillations in aircraft landing gear drives, reducing fuel consumption and brake wear during ground taxiing.