flight simulators – from electromechanical analogue computers to modern laboratory of flying

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Abstract
This article presents discussion about flight simulators starting from training simulators, applied in military and civil training tasks, up to the domestic simulators. Article describes history of development of flight simulation equipment. At the end of this paper new unit of Silesian University of Technology – Virtual Flight Laboratory – is presented.
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Authors ;Adam Zazula;Dariusz Myszor;Oleg Antemijczuk;Krzysztof A. Cyran
Journal electrochemistry communications
Year 2013
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10.5604/20804075.1036998
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http://www.journalssystem.com/astrj/Flight-simulators-from-electromechanical-analogue-computers-to-modern-laboratory-of-flying,159,0,2.html
Keywords
civil engineering (general)manufactures sanitary engineeringmechanical engineering and machineryengineering (general) virtual flight laboratorytechnologyenvironmental technology

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