Aircraft Attitude Computer

An Aircraft Attitude Computer is a navigational instrument that is used in aircraft to determine and display the aircraft's attitude, which refers to its orientation in relation to the horizon. It provides information on the aircraft's pitch, roll, and yaw angles.

The Aircraft Attitude Computer is typically installed in the cockpit and consists of sensors, gyroscopes, and accelerometers that measure the aircraft's movements and calculate its attitude. It then displays this information on a screen or instrument panel, allowing the pilot to accurately control the aircraft.

This instrument is crucial for safe and precise flying, as it helps pilots maintain the desired attitude and avoid dangerous situations such as stalls or spins. It is especially important during instrument flight, where pilots rely on the aircraft's instruments rather than visual references.

In terms of the supply classification, the Aircraft Attitude Computer falls under the Navigational Instruments category within the Instruments And Laboratory Equipment supply group. This classification helps categorize and organize different types of instruments and equipment for procurement and supply chain management purposes.