Abstract

Wave-off judgment research of carrier-borne aircraft in the landing process led by automatic landing system is made and the conception of security window in automatic Landing of the carrier-borne aircraft is proposed. Through the study of carrier-borne aircraft’s automatic safety window landing position, and calculates the boundary of safety window.

Keywords:

Carrier-borne aircraft, , leading system of automatic landing, , safety window of automatic landing,

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