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AOA #1 Operational Range Test
AOA #1 Operational Range Test**
A diagnostic procedure to verify the operational range and accuracy of the primary Angle of Attack (AOA) sensor. This test involves checking the sensor’s response across its entire range of motion to ensure it provides accurate and reliable data for aircraft control and safety systems.
Resolver Open Circuit Test
Resolver Open Circuit Test
A diagnostic procedure to detect open circuits in a resolver’s wiring or windings. This test involves checking the continuity of the resolver’s electrical connections using a multimeter to ensure there are no breaks in the circuit, which could lead to inaccurate position feedback.
Resolver Reference Voltage Amplitude Test
A diagnostic procedure to ensure a resolver in an aircraft’s control system receives the correct reference voltage amplitude. This test verifies the amplitude of the AC reference voltage, ensuring accurate angular position data for control surfaces. Involves measuring the reference voltage with an oscilloscope or multimeter and comparing it against the resolver’s specified range.
Dual Baro Test
Dual Baro Test**
A diagnostic procedure to ensure the accurate calibration and synchronization of an aircraft’s dual barometric altimeters. This test involves comparing readings from both altimeters across a range of pressures to verify they provide consistent and accurate altitude data.
AOA #1 & 2 Operational Range Test
AOA #1 & 2 Operational Range Test
A diagnostic procedure to verify the operational range and accuracy of both primary and secondary Angle of Attack (AOA) sensors. This test involves checking the response of both sensors across their entire range of motion to ensure they provide consistent and reliable data for aircraft control and safety systems.
This definition highlights the key aspects and purpose of testing both AOA sensors.
Miscompare Resolver 1 vs Resolver 2 Angles without Isolation
Miscompare Resolver 1 vs Resolver 2 Angles without Isolation
A diagnostic procedure to detect discrepancies between the angle measurements of two resolvers without isolating them from the system. This test involves comparing the output angles of both resolvers to identify any mismatches that could indicate a fault in the system.
