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1 horizontal position finder
Engineering: HPFУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > horizontal position finder
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2 горизонтальный радиопеленгатор
Engineering: horizontal position finderУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > горизонтальный радиопеленгатор
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3 компас
compass
прибор для индикации направления на плоскости горизонта. — an instrument for indicating а horizontal reference direction.
-, автоматический радио арк-уд (мв-дмв) — vhf-uhf automatic direction finder (vhf-uhf adf)
-, апериодический — aperiodic-type compass
магнитный компас, картушка которого, будучи выведена из состояния покоя, возвращается к нему, не переходя положения равновесия, т.е. без колебаний. — а compass in which the magnet strength of the magnet assembly is balanced against the damping forces so that the compass card returns to its proper heading slowly, and does not oscillate.
-, астрономический — astrocompass
навигационный прибор для опредепения истинного курса и вождения самолета с заданным курсом по наблюдениям небесных светил. — an instrument used to determine direction by sighting heavenly bodies of known position.
-, гироиндукционный (гик) — gyro-flux gate compass, gyro stabilized flux gate compass
система, состоящая из днcтанционного индукционного компаса (индукционного датчика) и гироагрегата. — а compass incorporating а directional gyro synchronized with the earth's magnetic meridian by means of a fluxgate (detector, valve).
-, гиромагнитный (дгмк) — gyromagnetic compass, gyro stabilized magnetic compass
навигационный прибор, обладающий свойствами магнитного компаса и гирополукомпаса. — а magnetic compass in which gyroscopic stabilization is used to measure direction.
- "гиросин" или "джайросин" (фирменное название гироиндукционного компаса) — gyrosyn compass (system), gyrosyn compass (trade name, often capitalized)
-, гиромагнитный (гkm, индукционный) — gyro-flux gate compass
-, гироскопический (гирополукомпас, гпк) — directional gyro, gyrocompass
-, дистанционный индукционный (дик) — flux-gate compass
состоит из индукционного датчика ид и коррекционноro механизма км. — consists of а flux gate detector and а compensator.
-, жидкостный магнитный — liquid magnetic compass
-, индукционный — flux-gate compass
-, магнитный — magnetic compass
действие компаса основано на свойстве магнитной стрелки (чувствительной системы) устанавливаться в плоскости магнитного меридиана. (рис. 80) — an instrument containing a freely suspended magnetic element which, while affected solely by the horizontal component of the earth's magnetic field, indicates the direction of the field at the point of observation.
- (-) пеленгатор — sighting compass, pelorus, landing compass
магнитный компас, применяемый для списания девиации магнитных компасов самолета на земле. — а magnetic compass used as the standard for calibration of aircraft compasses.
- (-) повторитель — slave compass
- (-) репитер — slave compass
допустимое расстояние от магнитного к. до какого-либо агрегата (прибора), влияющего на работу компаса — compass safe distance
направление по к. — compass direction
выдерживать курс по к. — hold the heading on compass
согласовывать к. (гпк) — slave (directionat gyro)Русско-английский сборник авиационно-технических терминов > компас
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