Electrical Flashcards
The electrical system on this aircraft consists of a _____ V AC system and a _____ V DC system.
115, 28
Which of the following is not a part of the DC system?
Transformer Rectifier Units (TRUs),
2 22.8 V DC 27A NiCad batteries,
a DC external power unit
Which of the following is not a part of the AC system?
2 Engine Driven Integrated Drive Generators (IDGs),
an APU generator,
an inverter,
a Ram Air Turbine (RAT),
and AC external power unit
True or False: Four (4) Integrated Control Centers and two (2) Secondary Power
Distribution Assemblies provide control and power distribution or electrical power.
True
True or False: The output of the APU-driven generator is more power than output
by the IDGs.
False
True or False: The APU-driven generator can be used on the ground and in flight.
True
True or False: Once the APU is started and the generator comes on line, external
power must be manually deselected before the APU generator can power all AC buses.
False [happens automatically]
True or False: When the APU generator and AC external power is available, both
will supply power to the aircraft at the same time.
False
True or False: When the aircraft is parked, AC external power can supply power to
the entire electrical system.
True
After AC power has been restored following a total AC power loss in flight, when
will the RAT retract?
It cannot be stowed in flight, even if normal electrical power is reestablished. (5.12 Vol 2)
How long does the RAT take to provide power to the AC and DC ESS BUSES after
it has been deployed?
8 sec.
True or False: In the event of a total loss of AC power, the Ram Air Turbine must
be manually deployed.
False [it’s automatic]
If the aircraft slows to a speed below _______ kts., the RAT may only supply
power to the AC ESS BUS and the batteries power the DC ESS BUSES and
STANDBY AC BUS.
130 kts
Inflight, what is the altitude restriction for RAT deployment?
In flight, there is no altitude restriction for RAT deployment.
The static inverter converts _______ power to _______ power.
28 V DC, 115 V AC