NAWEPS 00-801-80  TABLE OF CONTENTS  Supersonic engine inlets.  .  238  Internal and external comprcsrion inlets  Inlet performance  and powerplant matching  Supersonic configurations.  240  AERODYNAMIC  HEATING.  242  Ram temperature rise..  _.  242  Effect on structural materials and powerplant performance.  STATIC STABIL  .ITY.  ...............................................  DYNAMIC  STAB1  ‘ LITY ....................................  TRIM AND CONTROLLABI  ,LITY ..........................  AIRPLANE REFERENCE AXES.  ...........................  243  245  247  249  STATIC LONGITUDINAL  STABILITY.  .........................  Generalconsiderations:.  .. :,_~. ......  . ....  . ...............  .:..1...  ...  Contribution of the component surfaces  ..............................  Wing  Fuselage  and nacelles  Horizontal tail  Power-off stability. ..................................................  Powereffects  .......................................................  Control force stability.  .............................................  Maneuveringstability  ...............................................  Tailoring control forces.  ...........................................  LONGITUDINAL  CONTROL.  ....................................  Maneuvering control requirement.  ..................................  Takeoff control requirement.  .......................................  Landing control requirement.  LONGITUDINAL  DYNAMIC  STABILITY.  .....................  Phugoid ...........................................................  Short period motions  ...............................................  MODERN CONTROL SYSTEMS.  .................................  Conventional  Boosted  Power operated  250  -25 ’ 0.  253  259  264  268  270  275  275  277  279  279  281  281  DIRECTIONAL  STABILITY.  ......................................  Defimtuxu  .......................................................  ...  Contribution of the airplane components  ............................  Vertical tail  Wing  Fuselage and nacelles  Power effects  ..  Crawal conditions.  ................................................  DIRECTIONAL  CONTROL  .......................  >.  ...............  Directional control requirements.  ..................  ................  Adverseyaw .......................................................  284  284  285  290  290  291  xii  DIRECTIONAL  STABILITY  AND  CONTROL  LONGITUDINAL  STABILITY  AND  CONTROL  CHAPTER  4.  STABILITY  AND CONTROL  DEFINITIONS 