To ensure efficiency in flight training and reduce operating costs, the Air Defense - Air Force Academy has successfully manufactured a cockpit simulating the Su-27 fighter.
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According to the disclosed information, this device is designed to promote the application of simulation technology in education and training, meeting the requirements of increasing practice, training close to the actual unit, new and modern equipment for learners and the requirements of a team of highly skilled technical staff of the military branch that is moving straight towards modernity. In the photo: Su-27 simulation cockpit. |
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It is known that this product is formed by 2 equipment blocks including: a simulation cabin and a teacher's desk. These equipment blocks allow: Simulating on the cockpit the electrical testing operations of 36 practical training lessons belonging to 4 aviation engineering specialties. In the photo: Su-30 simulation cockpit. |
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Simulate on the teacher's desk the interfaces that control the student's practice process, automatically compare incorrect movements and save the results. |
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Failure scenarios can be selected to generate fake failure signals to test the student's troubleshooting ability. |
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Generate audio signals that resemble aircraft operating sounds and use open source programming code that can change the content of the exercises. |
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“Using equipment for training is very economical, because the cost is lower than imported equipment. Equipment helps to increase practical training for learners, equipment, and supplies; improve the qualifications, mastery and scientific research ability of cadres... |
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…The device can also research and increase the number of electrical communication exercises to hundreds of exercises by upgrading the number of RS232 communication ports and programming additional training exercises...”, Major General Tran Van Thanh, Director of the Air Defense - Air Force Academy (PK-KQ) said. |
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Along with researching and manufacturing practical training equipment on Su-27 aircraft, the academy also researched many simulation software and simulation equipment for training. |
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The academy's radar simulators not only serve students' learning but are also ordered by the Military Training Department (General Staff) to be produced and supplied to units. |
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Currently, the academy’s scientific staff are focusing on implementing the project “Air Defense - Air Force Division Exercise Command Center”. Once completed, it will ensure the experimental exercise and combat performance of each combat plan. In the photo: Yak-52 aircraft simulation cockpit. |
According to Dat Viet