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Dynamic Stability Instrumentation System (DSIS). Volume 1: Hardware description
Abstract
This paper is a hardware description manual for the Dynamic Stability Instrumentation System that is used in specific NASA Langley wind tunnels. The instrumentation system performs either a synchronous demodulation or a fast Fourier transform on dynamic balance strain gage signals, and ultimately computes aerodynamic coefficients. The DSIS consists of a double rack of instruments, a remote motor-generator set, two special stings each with motor driven shafts, and specially designed balances. The major components in the instrumentation rack include a personal computer, digital signal processor microcomputers, computer-controlled signal conditioners, function generator, digital multimeter, and an optional fast Fourier transform analyzer.
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Jordan, T. L., Daniels, T. S., Hare, D. A., Boyden, R. P., Dress, D. A.. 1994-11-01. Dynamic Stability Instrumentation System (DSIS). Volume 1: Hardware description. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950012484
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