The unique airplane environment effect on electronic equipment
David T. Geiser
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David T. Geiser
Abstract
Reviewing known factors, this discussion shows airplane environment unique only in the magnitude and rate of change of environment transitions. This effect increases with aircraft performance, intensifying undesirable environment effects. Some basic design approaches are given to minimize both transition and steady-state airframe environment effects, and the environment transition is presented as a useful design tool.
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Reviewing known factors, this discussion shows airplane environment unique only in the magnitude and rate of change of environment transitions. This effect increases with aircraft performance, intensifying undesirable environment effects. Some basic design approaches are given to minimize both transition and steady-state airframe environment effects, and the environment transition is presented as a useful design tool.
Key concepts: Airplane, Airframe, Aerospace engineering, Transition (genetics), Computer science, Engineering, Systems engineering, Chemistry