AGK Electrics Flashcards
Pilots side Skimattic diagram
BAT 1 BAT 2 DC BAT \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_| DC 1 | | DC ESS TR 1 | AC ESS AC 1 \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_| | GEN 1
F/O side Skimattic diagram
DC 2 | TR 2 | AC 2 | GEN 2
An aircraft electrical system provides…
Electrical energy uses by electrical components
Components are known as what 2 things:
Current consuming devises (consumers)
Loads
Voltage =
Electrical potential difference across two points in a circuit
Current =
Electron flow measured in amps
Resistance can only be found in
DC circuits
Impedance =
AC current resistance
Capacitance =
The ability to store charge
Electric current is produced when _____ flow in an orderly way through a _____
Electrons
Conductor
Current only flows when a circuit is _____ or _____
Complete
Closed
Consumers/Loads can only be powered when a _____ is _____
Current
Flowing
Friction produces
Static electricity
Light aircraft usually have a __ volt __ system
14
DC
Larger twin turbine aircraft usually have a __ volt __ system
28
DC
Modern jet airliners usually have a ____ __ system at a frequency of ____
115v/200v AC
400Hz
A conductor is any _____ which readily allows _____ _____ to flow through it
Material
Electrical current
An atom consists of:
Protons
Electrons
Neutrons
Electrons that jump from one atom to another are know as
Free electrons
When atoms have more electrons than protons they are
Negatively charged
When an atom’s electrons does not equal the number of protons it is know as an
Ion
Materials that have tightly bound _____ which resist movement between _____ cannot easily _____ electrical current are called ____
Electrons
Atoms
Conduct
Insulators
Materials that have _____ that move easily from atom to atom are know as _____
Electrons
Conductors
Batteries have _____ and _____ terminals
Positive
Negative