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A carburetor having a fuel bowl, main fuel metering system means and idle fuel metering system means is shown provided with a valve assembly actuatable into either an open or closed condition; in the open position additional fuel from the fuel bowl is bypassed around the main metering restriction as to flow into the main fuel metering system means downstream of such main metering restriction and in the closed position all fuel flowing into the main fuel metering system means flows through the ma...
An altitude compensation valve assembly comprising a housing structure having a bellows and a check valve unit. The check valve unit is supported for movement between a closed position, where communication between a fluid under pressure introduced into an inlet port of the valve assembly is discommunicated from the atmosphere, and an opened position where such communication is established. The check valve unit is normally biased towards the closed position and is moved towards the opened positio...
Altitude compensation apparatus for use with a carburetion system for an internal combustion engine, the system having a passage through which air is drawn into the engine, a throttle valve positioned in the passage and movable between an open and a closed position to control the flow of air therethrough and a fuel circuit through which fuel is delivered to the passage for mixing with air to form an air-fuel mixture combusted in the engine. The position of the throttle valve, the flow rate of ai...
Cloud altitude measurement is carried out in a step-by-step manner wherein the measuring distance is changed by a predetermined amount for each measurement step. First and second integrators respectively integrate reflected echo signals during respective first and second time intervals T.sub.1, T.sub.2 with T.sub.1 <T.sub.2. The first integrator integrates reflected light pulses and noise and the second integrator integrates noise. The difference between the integrated signal outputs from the...
An improved breathing method and apparatus for enabling a user, while at low altitude, e.g. sea level, to acclimate himself to high altitude conditions. The apparatus includes an inspiratory tube and an expiratory tube and means for selectively mixing a certain portion of oxygen-reduced expired air with ambient air to supply air for inspiration. The first ends of the inspiratory and expiratory tubes are coupled to a mouth and/or nose breathing mask. The remote end of the expiratory tube is coupl...
Pilot error is reduced and auto pilot operation is improved by the addition of capture information to the information provided on a cockpit display. The capture information, such as, for example, capture start point, last point to initiate capture, trajectory during capture, and capture overshoot region provide information to the pilot regarding the correct initiation of capture. Pilots are therefore better able to evaluate the ongoing performance of the automation or auto pilot systems and to t...
A technique is provided that uses a dual mode seeker (IR and LADAR) for precise target dynamics measurement, which extends stripping to a much higher altitude than ground based radar. Initial results show that this approach works to altitudes in excess of 100 km. Stripping becomes a reliable way to discriminate lighter weight decoys from reentry vehicles at altitudes and ranges consistent with planned divert capabilities for terminal phase missile defense. It is a finding of this invention that ...
A method for determining the flight altitude h above ground of an aircraft equipped with a radar altimeter and an additional (baro-inertial) altitude measuring device or a course and position reference system capable of determining altitude. The method relies upon restriction of high-frequency emissions from the radar altimeter to very short periods of time. The radar altimeter measures h.sub.RO within the high-frequency intermission intervals to calibrate the altitude value supplied by the othe...
An improved aircraft altitude approach control device is characterized by both visible and audible indications of changes in the aircraft altitude as the aircraft descends to a landing. A transducer is provided on the aircraft which produces an output signal corresponding to the altitude of the aircraft. The output signal is converted to a digital signal and then to an analog voltage signal. A voltage controlled oscillator produces an audio frequency signal whose pitch corresponds with altitude....
To provide a predictive emergency warning to the pilot of flight and terrain conditions which will result in a collision with the ground unless the pilot takes immediate action, without issuing excessive nuisance warnings, the system uses input parameters from other aircraft systems such as the radar altimeter. Inertial Navigation System, and Central Air Data Computer which are processed in an on-board computer to determine when a warning is required. A software program which is part of the warn...
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