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Analysis and control of gun barrel vibrations
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Büyükcivelek, Fırat
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Modern battle tanks are equipped with gun stabilization systems using gyro and encoder data to stabilize the gun barrel, although these systems are very sensitive and reliable, these systems assume the gun barrel as a rigid beam, and do not use information from.
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F. Büyükcivelek, “Analysis and control of gun barrel vibrations,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2011.