Audio Integrating Systems Flashcards

1
Q

Audio systems are controlled by _______.

A

Audio Integrating System

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2
Q

Each flight station (Captain, First Officer, Second Officer, Observer, etc.) has an ______.

A

Audio Selector Panel (ASP)

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3
Q

What is an Audio Selector Panel (ASP)?

A

It allows crew member to listen to as many systems as desired, simultaneously and allows crew member to transmit on only ONE system at a time.

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4
Q

Press to talk is located on the_______.

A

On the ASP, the Control Wheel, and often on the jack panel where microphones are connected.

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5
Q

PTT may have two positions.

A

ON/OFF switch

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6
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PTT may also have three positions.

A

OFF/INPH/MIC

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7
Q

It is a “Flight Interphone”, MIC is connected to Transmit selection on ASP.

A

INPH

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8
Q

Aircraft Headsets are typically rated at an impedance of ______.

A

600 ohms

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9
Q

3 Microphones used for aircraft applications.

A

Hand Held Mic
Boom Mic
Oxygen (O2) Mask Mic

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10
Q

the oldest, simplest and usually the least expensive mic

A diaphragm is connected to a small container of carbon granules.

The transmitter supplies a small bias current across the mic terminals

  • A diaphragm is connected to a small container of carbon granules.
A

Carbon Microphones

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11
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How does carbon microphones work?

A
  • Sound waves striking the diaphragm cause movement of the carbon granules
  • This results in current changes that are then amplified for transmission.
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12
Q

Microphone that a wire wound coil is connected to the diaphragm

A

Dynamic Microphone

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13
Q

How does Dynamic microphone work?

A
  • sound waves move the DIAPHRAGM and COIL in a strong magnetic field
  • As a result, an ELECTRICAL SIGNAL is generated
  • The voltage of this signal varies with the amplitude and frequency of the sound waves.
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14
Q
  • smallest and lightest of all microphone elements.

- most effective NOISE CANCELLING mic and produces the clearest voice transmission

A

Electret Microphone

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15
Q

How does Electret microphone work?

A

Diaphragm movement, caused by sound waves, translates into an electric signal due to changes in distance between a FIXED PLATE and a CHARGED PLATE diaphragm

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16
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these mics have carefully designed openings or ports which channel noise to both sides of the diaphragm at the same time.

A

noise cancelling mics

17
Q

How does Noise cancelling microphones work?

A

The pressure on both sides of the diaphragm is equal, so it is cancelled out. There is NO DIAPHRAGM movement.