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NASA NTRS ยท 20050031077

DVL Angular Velocity Recorder

Abstract

In many studies, especially of nonstationary flight motion, it is necessary to determine the angular velocities at which the airplane rotates about its various axes. The three-component recorder is designed to serve this purpose. If the angular velocity for one flight attitude is known, other important quantities can be derived from its time rate of change, such as the angular acceleration by differentiations, or - by integration - the angles of position of the airplane - that is, the angles formed by the airplane axes with the axis direction presented at the instant of the beginning of the motion that is to be investigated.

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Liebe, Wolfgang. 1944-08-01. DVL Angular Velocity Recorder. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20050031077

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