3a Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
Q

The principle of INS is what?

A

Measurement of acceleration

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2
Q

Designed to determine the geographical position of a vehicle and to guide the vehicle from one point to another

A

INS Theory

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3
Q

The INS establishes a ____ frame of reference and senses a/c

A

3D

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4
Q

What law of motion is-

For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction

A

3rd

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5
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Objects tend to maintain a state of motion

A

1st Law

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6
Q

Acceleration is dependent on an objects mass and the force applied to it is what law?

A

2nd

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7
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This is the resistance of an object to a change in its state of motion

A

Inertia

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8
Q

This is an older system and uses mechanical gyros in a stabilized platform

A

Standard INS

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9
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This is a newer system that requires fewer components, provides greater speed and enhanced accuracy

A

Strap down RLG

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10
Q

Purpose is to sense acceleration in a linear direction

A

Accelerometers

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11
Q

This is an electro mechanical device that will measure acceleration forces

A

Accelerometer

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12
Q

This is a type of accelerometer which produces an electric charge when a force is exerted by the seismic mass under some accelerations

A

Piezoelectric

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13
Q

This is a type of accelerometer, acceleration causes a seismic mass pendulum to move

A

Servo

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14
Q

This is the type of accelerometer, acceleration causes a change in the space between the moving and fixed electrodes of a capacitive accelerometer

A

Capacitive 

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15
Q

Mechanically establishes a stable platform that remains orientated with the earths gravitational field

There are 4 of these 

A

Gimbals

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16
Q

This type of Gyro has a minimum start time with attitude available instantaneously upon start

A

Ring laser Gyro RLG

17
Q

Process of precisely determining the INU attitude

18
Q

There are three types of alignment-

Optical alignment, leveling and what else

A

Gyro – compassing

19
Q

Calibration is done where

20
Q

Acceleration with time =

21
Q

Velocity with time=

22
Q

The amount of drift that an INU has a incurred over a period of time

A

Radial error rate RER

23
Q

This is the angular tilt of the platform inducing velocity errors

24
Q

A medium accuracy INS has an allowable RER tolerance of what

25
The standard INS has how many accelerometers mounted on the stabilized platform?
3
26
How many RLG‘s are mounted on a rigid platform
3
27
This has two counter rotating laser beams that travel around a closed circuit
Ring Laser Gyro RLG
28
There are three known INS inputs, What are they?
Present position to include aircraft altitude Acceleration in three axis’ Time
29
This requires latitude, longitude and altitude while the aircraft is not moving. This gives the system a start point
Inertial data