A STUDY OF A PILOT'S ABILITY TO CONTROL DURING SIMULATED STABILITY AUGMENTATION SYSTEM FAILURES
Pilots ability to control during simulated stability augmenter failures
SEARCH · Engineering Papers
Search indexed NASA NTRS and DOE OSTI research on propulsion, heat transfer, battery materials and energy systems. Follow report and document links to the original sources.
Quote a phrase for an exact phrase match. Source license links do not imply unrestricted reuse.
Pilots ability to control during simulated stability augmenter failures
X-15 reaction control and reaction augmentation systems for low dynamic pressure regions at high altitudes
Procedures for matching intake and ejector pumping characteristics of air-augmented nozzles
Lateral-directional augmentation to improve handling qualities of swept wing jet transport operating at STOL air speeds
Performance of human operators in three-state relay control system with velocity augmented displays
Electric propulsion system performance gains using thermal power augmentation
Flight and simulator study of directional augmentation criteria for four-propellered STOL AIRCRAFT for low approach speeds
Rate augmented digital-to-analog converter for computed time-dependent data
Limit cycle and control surface resonance characteristics of X-15 stability augmentation system
Simulated wind-tunnel investigation with jet-augmented flap
Design and application potentials of general purpose, dexterous, cybernetic machines for human augmentation
Aerodynamic characteristics of scale model with augmented jet flap
Fully-manual and augmented-manual control systems for Saturn 5 booster studied by emperically based mathematical models for pilot
Jet augmented implosive shock tube theory and operation
Pilot response to stability augmentation system failures and design implications
Differential synthesis technique application to design of multiaxis stability augmentation systems for aerospace vehicles
Flexible aircraft response reduction to atmospheric turbulence, noting structural dynamic stability augmentation and gust alleviation
Evaluation of computer aids to augment human intellectual capability