Aviation Safety and Pilot Control Understanding and Preventing Unfavorable Pilot-Vehicle Interactions (1997) / Chapter Skim
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Glossary The following technical terms are not defined in the report and may be unfamiliar to some readers. Aircraft bandwidth (ωbw)
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Buffet. Buffet refers to the unsteady aircraft motion caused by flow conditions over parts of the aircraft, typically during transonic flight or low-speed conditions preceding a stall.
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Fly-by-light.A control system that uses optoelectronic systems to transmit control information by light through fiber-optic cables. Fly-by-wire.A control system that uses conventional electronic systems to transmit control information via electrical cables.
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the target and the chase aircraft. Pipper errors are typically described in terms of angular displacement such as "mils" (milliradians)
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