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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jun. 07, 2016
Filed:
Feb. 02, 2015
Eit Llc, Sterling, VA (US);
Joe May, Leesburg, VA (US);
Christopher Murdock, Springfield, VA (US);
EIT LLC, Sterling, VA (US);
Abstract
A warning system alerts a helicopter pilot that a low-G condition is imminent or occurring. The low-G alert employs an accelerometer to detect a vertical acceleration of the aircraft. Higher frequency vibrations in the output of the accelerometer are removed by a filter to provide a clean signal representing vertical acceleration of the aircraft. This signal is processed by a central processing unit (CPU) to perform a threshold detector function. The CPU is configured to detect the possibility of the onset or occurrence of a low-G event. Upon detection, the CPU triggers an audible alert to announce 'Low-G. Pull aft.' or the like until the low-G event has been corrected or avoided.