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Federal Aviation Administration, DOT 

Pt. 60, App. C 

4.b.2.

..........

Continuous field-of-view. 

The simulator must provide a 

continuous field-of-view of 

at least 146

° 

horizontally 

and 36

° 

vertically or the 

number of degrees nec-

essary to meet the visual 

ground segment require-

ment, whichever is greater. 

The minimum horizontal 

field-of-view coverage must 

be plus and minus one-half 

(

1

2

) of the minimum contin-

uous field-of-view require-

ment, centered on the zero 

degree azimuth line relative 

to the aircraft fuselage. Any 

geometric error between 

the Image Generator eye 

point and the pilot eye 

point must be 8

° 

or less. 

N/A

.........................................

An SOC is required and must 

explain the geometry of the 

installation. 

Horizontal field-of-view of at 

least 146

° 

(including not 

less than 73

° 

measured ei-

ther side of the center of 

the design eye point). Addi-

tional horizontal field-of- 

view capability may be 

added at the sponsor’s dis-

cretion provided the min-

imum field-of-view is re-

tained. 

Vertical field-of-view of at 

least 36

° 

measured from 

the pilot’s and co-pilot’s 

eye point. 

Horizontal field-of-view is 

centered on the zero de-

gree azimuth line relative 

to the aircraft fuselage. 

Field-of-view may be 

measured using a visual 

test pattern filling the entire 

visual scene (all channels) 

with a matrix of black and 

white 5

° 

squares. 

4.b.3.

..........

Continuous field-of-view. 

Continuous field-of-view of at 

least 176

° 

horizontal and 

56

° 

vertical field-of-view for 

each pilot simultaneously. 

Any geometric error be-

tween the Image Generator 

eye point and the pilot eye 

point must be 8

° 

or less. 

N/A

.........................................

An SOC is required and must 

explain the geometry of the 

installation. 

Horizontal field-of-view is 

centered on the zero de-

gree azimuth line relative 

to the aircraft fuselage. 

Horizontal field-of-view 

must be at least 176

° 

(in-

cluding not less than 88

° 

either side of the center of 

the design eye point). Addi-

tional horizontal field-of- 

view capability may be 

added at the sponsor’s dis-

cretion provided the min-

imum field-of-view is re-

tained. 

Vertical field-of-view must not 

be less than a total of 56

° 

measured from the pilot’s 

and co-pilot’s eye point.

The horizontal field-of-view is 

traditionally described as a 

180

° 

field-of-view. How-

ever, the field-of-view is 

technically no less than 

176

°

. Field-of-view may be 

measured using a visual 

test pattern filling the entire 

visual scene (all channels) 

with a matrix of black and 

white 5

° 

squares. 

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