Negative climb after take-off warning system

Communications: electrical – Aircraft alarm or indicating systems – Flight alarm

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244180, 340963, 364433, G08B 2100

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049510479

ABSTRACT:
A warning system for aircraft compares the rate of descent of the aircraft with its altitude above ground after take-off, and generates warning if the aircraft is experiencing an excessive descent condition for the radio altitude at which the aircraft is flying. The position of the landing gear, the speed of the aircraft and the engine power are mointored to enable the system only during the take-off or missed approach phases of operation in order to minimize false warnings during other phases. The relationship between radio altitude and descent rate required to generate a warning is optimized for small, high performance aircraft such as fighter or attack aircraft.

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