Communications: electrical – Selective – Having indication or alarm
Patent
1979-09-11
1981-10-06
Groody, James J.
Communications: electrical
Selective
Having indication or alarm
73178H, 244 1713, 340 27SS, 364433, G08B 2100, G01C 500
Patent
active
042938406
ABSTRACT:
In an excessive descent-rate warning systems particularly useful for helicopters, a descent-rate signal is produced corresponding to the rate of change of altitude, and is used for producing a warning signal whenever the descent-rate exceeds the maximum one for the respective altitude according to a predetermined relationship which relationship includes an offset value defining the maximum descent rate at "0" altitude. An increase in the forward-speed of the aircraft is used to reduce the offset in the above predetermined relationship, and thereby to decrease the maximum descent rate at "0" altitude producing the warning signal. A described system may be operated according to a "Take-Off Mode" effective upon take-off to cause a warning signal to be produced upon any descent of the aircraft until it reaches a preselected altitude, at which time the system is automatically actuated to operate according to the above-described Flight Mode.
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Barish Benjamin J.
Ben Gurion Industries Ltd.
Groody James J.
Israel Aircraft Industries Ltd.
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