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Development and Evaluation of an Automatic Departure Prevention System and Stall Inhibitor for Fighter Aircraft

Report Number: AFFDL TR 73-29
Author: Chen, Robert T. N.
Author: Schelhorn, Arno E.
Author: Newell, Fred D.
Corporate Author: Calspan Corporation
Laboratory: Air Force Flight Dynamics Laboratory
Date of Publication: 1973-04
Pages: 124
Contract: F33615-72-C-1162
Project: 8225
AD Number: AD0764767

Abstract:
The report documents the conceptual design, breadboard development and pilot-in-the-loop evaluation of an automatic departure prevention system and a stall inhibitor for fighter aircraft. Using the A-7D as the study aircraft, a departure boundary characterized by alpha and beta was determined from the available data. This departure boundary was then used to help design an automatic departure preventer and a stall inhibitor. An automatic departure prevention device as described in the report works smoothly and will benefit the A-7 aircraft. With just the departure preventer, the pilots could maneuver freely, with great confidence and use the full capability of the airplane, well beyond the present departure boundary.


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