Design and performance characteristics of a mechanically driven vestibular stimulator.

Collins, William E.; Huffman, Harlie W.; Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

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Design and performance characteristics of a mechanically driven vestibular stimulator.

1964-01-01
By Collins, William E. ; Huffman, Harlie W.

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Collins, William E. ; Huffman, Harlie W.

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Civil Aeromedical Research Institute
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Acceleration (Physiology) Accelerometers Angular Acceleration Calibration Control Panels Control Systems Deceleration Depth Perception Distance Perception Equipment Experiments Perception Performance Rotation Rotational Motion Speed Stimulus Satiation Tachymeter Testing--Equipment And Supplies Testing Equipment Vehicle Drive Systems Velocity Vestibular Function Tests Visual Perception
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AM 64-15 ; DOT/FAA/AM-64/15

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Tech Report
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United States
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Civil Aerospace Medical Institute
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In order to determine basic response characteristics of mammalian vestibular systems, the sytems so important for spatial orientation, a device to provide programs of controlled angular accelerations about the vertical axis was required. The small rotation device described in the present report was designed to meet this need.
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