Electrical Flashcards
The bus power control units provide electrical load management when the aircraft is operating on:
A. Engine starter generators only.
B. Aft external power only.
C. Fwd external power only.
D. Any available electrical power source.”
D. Any available electrical power source.
If the permanent magnet generators are not available, the flight control electronics receive power from the:
A. F/O’s flight instrument bus.
B. 28v DC system and main battery.
C. Captains flight instrument bus.
D. Directly from the EEC electronics units.”
B. 28v DC system and main battery.
What is the minimum number of external power sources required for an external power ONLY engine start?
A. Two (Either forward and the aft external).
B. Three.
C. Engine start is not available on external power only.
D. Two (L&R FWD).
D. Two (L&R FWD).
The ground handling mode is powered when ______ if no other power source is available.
A. Both forward external power sources are in use (ON).
B. Either FWD external power is connected (AVAIL).
C. Only AFT external power is connected (AVAIL).
D. The battery switch is ON.
B. Either FWD external power is connected (AVAIL).
The generator drive may disconnect automatically _________ .
A. Only on the ground.
B. Due to excessive frequency variations.
C. Due to bearing failure.
D. Depending on the fault condition detected.
How can the flight crew determine circuit breaker status?
A. Check the CBIC display.
B. Check the Status page display.
C. Check the Electrical synoptic.
D. Open CB’s automatically display on EICAS.”
A. Check the CBIC display.
What is the purpose of the permanent magnet generators (PMGs)?
A. Powers the Captains standby electrical system.
B. Powers the hot battery buss and main battery charger.
C. Powers the flight control electronics.
D. All the above.
C. Powers the flight control electronics.
The main battery provides power to the following:
A. Electric braking (as backup source).
B. The Captains Flight instrument bus until RAT deployment.
C. Towing and refueling operations.
D. All the above.
D. All the above.
The illuminated “AVAIL” light on the FWD or AFT external power switches indicate:
A. External power is plugged in and voltage and frequency are within limits.
B. External power is plugged in and is being used.
C. AC busses have lost all power and are looking for an external power source.
D. The system is available for external power to be plugged in.
A. External power is plugged in and voltage and frequency are within limits.
Which of the following is true with regard to loss of two Starter Generators (SG’s) in flight?
A. APU will Auto Start.
B. RAT will deploy.
C. First Officers flight instruments will be unpowered.
D. Some load shedding will occur.
D. Some load shedding will occur.
Which type of circuit breaker can be reset using the CBIC, either on the ground or in flight?
A. Electronic circuit breakers.
B. Thermal circuit breakers.
C. Only cabin related circuit breakers.
D. All breakers can be reset using the CBIC, but only with the concurrance of TOMC.
A. Electronic circuit breakers.
Which of the following conditions will cause the RAT to deploy automatically in flight?
A. Loss of the R1 bus.
B. Loss of the L2 bus with BAT.
C. Loss of two starter generators.
D. Loss of all electrical power to the Capt and FO’s flight instruments.
D. Loss of all electrical power to the Capt and FO’s flight instruments.
To remain within the capacity of the available power sources, ____ will occur.
A. Load Inhibit.
B. Non-essential circuit breakers will open as needed.
C. APU autostart.
D. Load Shedding.
D. Load Shedding.
If a loss of all electrical power to Capt’s and FO’s flight instruments occurs in flight, the _____ provides Standby Power until RAT deployment.
A. Main battery.
B. APU battery.
C. PMG’s.
D. Dedicated standby power bus batteries.
A. Main battery.
Which of the following indications will display during automatic load shedding?
A. LOAD SHED is displayed next the affected equipment symbol on the appropriate system synoptic.
B. “LOAD SHED” EICAS message displays.
C. A list of affected aircraft systems on the electrical synoptic.
D. Both A and C are correct.
D. Both A and C are correct.