Electrical Flashcards
What happens to the APU and RAT when both transfer busses are lost in flight?
The APU automatically starts and the RAT automatically deploys
What are the components of the standby electrical system?
The Main battery, Standby inverter, RAT generator, and the C1 and C2 TRUs.
What causes the IDG drive to automatically disconnect from the engine?
High generator drive temperature.
The engine airplane AC/DC electrical load is supplied by ______.
any two main AC power sources
Secondary external power can power the ______.
left and right main busses
What does the illumination of a generator DRIVE light indicate?
Low IDG oil pressure
The primary external AVAIL light illuminates when the ______.
primary power source voltage and frequency are within limits
The external AVAIL light means power is plugged in and ______.
voltage and frequencies are within limits but not yet selected/connected
The BACKUP GEN OFF Light illuminated indicates _______.
a backup generator failure, a circuit fault, or the switch is off
Pushing the IFE/PASS SEATS power switch to OFF removes power from what?
All inflight entertainment components.
Once one engine is started, with no other electrical source providing power and the BUS TIE switches are in AUTO, the ______ powers both main busses.
IDG
The primary power source for the flight control DC electrical system are the _______ backup generator PMGs.
left and right
If demand from the RAT exceeds capacity to provide hydraulic and electrical power, which has priority?
Hydraulic power - electrical load is shed until satisfactory RPM is satisfactory.
What does the main DC electrical system use to produce DC power?
TRUs
Several events can cause the backup AC electrical system to operate automatically, one of these events is when _____.
power to one or both main AC busses is lost