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Report: AD103817
Author: Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory Inc., REPORT NO. TO-707-8-2
Title: HELICOPTER HANDLING QUALITIES INVESTIGATION
PHASE II: ANALYSIS OF HELICOPTER STABILIZATION AND CONTROL PROBLEMS
PART C: CHARACTERISTICS AND COMPARISON OF EXISTING HELICOPTER STABILIZING DEVICES
Publisher: US Armed Services Technical Information Agency
Source:http://handle.dtic.mil/100.2/AD0103817 (12.5 MB)
Abstract :
Under Navy Contract NOa(S) 12151, Cornell Aeronatical Laboratory J
has been conducting a research program aimed at evolving concepts of artificial
stabilization and control devices which will improve the flight and handling
characteristics of the helicopter. The over-all program was conducted in four
phases: (I) consideration of operational problems, (II) analysis of stabiliz.-
.tion and control problems, (III) flight test instrumentation and data analysis,
and (IV) study of new devices.
Author: Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory Inc., REPORT NO. TO-707-8-2
Title: HELICOPTER HANDLING QUALITIES INVESTIGATION
PHASE II: ANALYSIS OF HELICOPTER STABILIZATION AND CONTROL PROBLEMS
PART C: CHARACTERISTICS AND COMPARISON OF EXISTING HELICOPTER STABILIZING DEVICES
Publisher: US Armed Services Technical Information Agency
Source:http://handle.dtic.mil/100.2/AD0103817 (12.5 MB)
Abstract :
Under Navy Contract NOa(S) 12151, Cornell Aeronatical Laboratory J
has been conducting a research program aimed at evolving concepts of artificial
stabilization and control devices which will improve the flight and handling
characteristics of the helicopter. The over-all program was conducted in four
phases: (I) consideration of operational problems, (II) analysis of stabiliz.-
.tion and control problems, (III) flight test instrumentation and data analysis,
and (IV) study of new devices.