The objective of this AGARDograph, assembled by the Guidance and Control Panel of AGARD, is to bring together the benefits in use of major test facilities and techniques in evaluating aircraft guidance and control functions, components and systems. The emphasis will be on specific examples of user oriented test programs rather than descriptions of the facilities. The AGARDograph is organized into five parts. Part I deals with control handling and active control testing; Part II covers tests on flight path control; Part III focuses on navigation system testing; Part IV embarks on combat guidance and control evaluation and Part V gives some insight in testing of flight-crucial digital systems in guidance and control.
Ground and Flight Testing for Aircraft Guidance and Control
1984
303 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Avionics , Navigation Systems , Guidance Systems , Test methods , Flight testing , Flight control systems , Digital systems , Aviation fuels , Air to air , Test and evaluation , Handling , Dead reckoning , Fighter aircraft , Aerial warfare , Guidance , Flight paths , Ground level , Wind tunnel tests , Conservation , Helicopters , Navigation , User needs , Foreign technology , NATO furnished , Guidance and control systems , Active control systems , Digital control , Fuel conservation , Ground testing