AVIONICS
AVIONICS Training
by OSTROUMOV Ivan
Avionics
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Introduction to Avionics
1. Basics of avionics systems
1.1. Avionics systems development
1.2. General principles of microelectronic Avionics
1.3. Line replacement unit concept
1.4. Typical LRU architecture
1.5. Basic requirements for the LRU
1.6. Integrated modular avionics
1.7. Classification of avionics systems
2. Digital Data Bases
2.1. Data transfer by Digital Data Bases
2.2. Standard ARINC 429 for DDB
2.3. Standard MIL-STD-1553B for DDB
2.4. Standard ARINC 629 for DDB
3. General requirements to avionics
3.1. Avionics requirements
3.2. Avionics requirements according to international standards EASA
3.3. Basic requirements to avionics according to FAR-25
3.4. ARINC Strandards
4. Electrical Systems
4.1. Basics of uninterruptible power supply systems
4.2. Power distribution unit
5. Lights
5.1. Outdoor aircraft lighting
5.2. Aircraft interior lighting
6. Sensors
6.1. Air Data System
6.2. Gyroscope
6.3. Accelerometers
6.4. Inertial navigation systems
6.5. Magnetic sensors
6.6. Other Sensors
7. Navigation and surveillance systems
7.1. Navigation and surveilance
7.2. Automatic Directional Finder
7.3. Very high frequency Omnidirectional Range equipment
7.4. Distance Measurement Equipment, DME
7.5. Instrument Landing System, ILS
7.6. Radio Altimeter
7.7. The Doppler velocity and drift angle meter
7.8. Weather Radar
7.9. Traffic Collision and Avoidance System TCAS
7.10. TCAS II
7.11. Ground Proximity and Warning System
7.12. Global Navigation Satellite Systems
8. Communication equipment
8.1. Aviation Communication
8.2. High Frequency radio
8.3. Very High Frequency or VHF communication
8.4. Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting System. ACARS
8.5. Satellite communications
8.6. Automatic Dependent Surveillance ADS-B
8.7. Intercom systems
8.8. GSM on board of aircraft
8.9. ATC radar beacon system
9. The system of automatic piloting
9.1. Aircraft Guide
9.2. Fly-by-Wire system
9.3. Autopilot
10. Flight management system
10.1. Structure of FMS
10.2. Multi Control and Display Unit
10.3. The main functions of FMS
10.4. Features of FMS
10.5. Indication profiles of FMS
10.6. Futuristic FMS
10.7. Flight Plan Programing with FMS
11. Displays
11.1. Aircraft cockpit instruments
11.2. Electronic Flight Instrument System
11.3. Synthetic Vision System
11.4. Components of Synthetic Vision System
11.5. Antonov EFIS concept
11.6. Airbus EFIS concept
11.7. Boeing EFIS concept
11.8. Head Up Displays
12. Other Equipment
12.1. The Engine and Digital Engine control System
12.2. Fuel system
12.3. Hydraulic system
12.4. Fire protection system
12.5. Anti-icing system
12.6. Air condition system
12.7. Flight Data Recorders
13. In-flight Entertainment
14. Future Avionics
14.1. Future tendency of avionics
14.2. Communication equipment
14.3. Navigation
14.4. Surveillance
14.5. Aeronautical Information Management
14.6. Concept of future air navigation system, FANS
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Avionics training in details by
OSTROUMOV Ivan
, PhD
Professor
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www.ostroumov.sciary.com
