The Russian Ministry of Transport announced that 10 new domestic components for the Superjet-100 passenger aircraft have passed safety certification. These parts are essential elements of the aircraft's integrated control system and were developed as part of the national import substitution program.
The certified equipment includes servo actuators for the elevator, rudder, ailerons, and spoilers. Additionally, the side-stick controller and the engine throttle control unit have received official approval. These components were designed and manufactured entirely by Russian companies.
The development process involved designing, prototyping, testing, and certification. Key participants in the project include MIEA, part of the KRET concern, PMZ Voskhod, and Aviatomatika named after V.V. Tarasov. MIEA is responsible for creating the integrated control system from scratch.
The integrated control system consists of hundreds of individual parts, including electronic modules, mechanical devices, and electro-hydraulic units. These components work together to transmit pilot and automation commands to the aircraft's control surfaces.
