THE CIRUITRIAL DECISIONS FOR DESIGNING OF THE OPTICAL DEVICE FOR MEASURING STEERING SURFACE’S ANGLE OF DEVIATION

Authors

  • А. С. Оганесян
  • Н. Д. Кошевой
  • М. В. Цеховской

Abstract

An existent device for measuring of corner of turn airplane's steering surface's is considered in this work and two variants of electronic chart realization of such decision are resulted. Both variants foresee possibility of decision the problem of  simultaneous light-striking of two optical pickoffs, which are alongside with each other. Advantages and failings are described
for each of two offered variants.

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Оганесян, А. С., Кошевой, Н. Д., & Цеховской, М. В. (2013). THE CIRUITRIAL DECISIONS FOR DESIGNING OF THE OPTICAL DEVICE FOR MEASURING STEERING SURFACE’S ANGLE OF DEVIATION. Lighting Engineering & Power Engineering, (3), 75–78. Retrieved from https://lepe.kname.edu.ua/index.php/lepe/article/view/131

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No. 3 (2009): №19

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