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Record 1 2001-08-13

English

Subject field(s)
  • Aircraft Piloting and Navigation
  • Navigation Instruments
  • Flight Instruments and Equipment (Aeroindustry)
CONT

During the first phase of rapid alignment, the liquid level signal controls the platform pitch erection. However, in order to avoid a large vertical error when the control of the platform pitch gimbal switches to the pitch pick-off in the second phase of rapid alignment, a phase reversal is required.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Pilotage et navigation aérienne
  • Instruments de navigation
  • Instruments et équipement de bord (Constructions aéronautiques)
CONT

Durant la première phase de l'alignement rapide, le signal du niveau de liquide commande l'érection en tangage de la plate-forme. Cependant, il est nécessaire d'inverser la phase afin d'éviter un signal important d'erreur de verticale lorsque la commande du cardan de tangage de la plate-forme est donnée au détecteur de tangage durant la deuxième phase de l'alignement rapide.

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