5.1 Flashcards

1
Q

What does EFIS stand for?

A

Electronic Flight Instrument System

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2
Q

What does EIDS stand for?

A

Electronic Instrument Display System

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3
Q

What instrument display systems do all aircraft use?

A

EIDS or EFIS

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4
Q

What is a CPU?

A

Central processing unit

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5
Q

What are advantages of using digital display systems to analogue instruments?

A
  • colourful displays
  • variable/variety
  • unimportant data is suppressed, important data is accentuated
  • fewer components needed
  • redundancy (displays are interchangeable)
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6
Q

How is required data transmitted on an aircraft?

A

Digitally via the ARINC 429 bus

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7
Q

What is a CRT?

A

Cathode Ray tube

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8
Q

What is an LCD?

A

Liquid Crystal Display

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9
Q

How are pilot commands processed from the cockpit?

A
  • Input controlled and transmitted via data busses to receiver systems
  • calculations made by CPU’s
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10
Q

Which instruments are part of EFIS?

A
Navigation Display (ND)
Primary Flight Display (PFD)
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11
Q

What instruments are part of the EIDS?

A

Engineer warnings

System pages

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12
Q

How can data be retrieved?

A
  • displays (CRT, LCD)
  • printed
  • digital form (to ground to receive)
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