MODERN MATERIALS IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF SENSORS FOR AEROSPACE VEHICLES 

Adamov Alexander Petrovitch, doctor of technical sciences, professor, honored scientist of the Republic of Dagestan, sub-department of microelectronics, Dagestan State Technical University (70 Shamil street, Makhachkala, Dagestan, Russia), E-mail: arinaadamova75@gmail.com
Adamova Arina Aleksandrovna, candidate of technical sciences, associate professor, sub-department of design and production technology of the electronic equipment, Bauman Moscow State Technical University (5 2-ya Baumanskaya street, Moscow, Russia), E-mail: arina.adamova@rambler.ru
Sementsov Stanislav Grigorievich, doctor of technical sciences, professor, sub-department of design and production technology of the electronic equipment, Bauman Moscow State Technical University (5 2-ya Baumanskaya street, Moscow, Russia), E-mail: siemens_off@mail.ru 

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10.21685/2307-4205-2020-1-10 

In the field of aircraft construction and spacecraft development, the limit has come when all the resources inherent in the design of aircraft have been exhausted. And the development of technological progress requires increasing speeds, expanding the ceiling of flights, increasing carrying capacity and at the same time reducing production costs and operating costs. Partial modernization of the design of old models with the introduction of new materials can imbalance the slender structure of the structure, and partial replacement of devices in control and monitoring systems reduces the response speed of systems due to differences in the accuracy characteristics of devices. The conflict between the old and the new is manifested in the increasingly frequent accidents. The article analyzes the developments in the field of technologies for producing promising materials used in the design of a new generation of control and measuring sensors and shows how the appearance of new sensors can affect flight safety. 

automated control systems, carbon plastics, composite materials, intermetallic compounds, flexible boards, piezoresistive sensors