ADVANCE FLYING ACADEMY
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However, here’s a quick overview of aircraft electrical systems to help you study:
1. Electrical Power Sources
- Battery – Provides power for startup and backup operations.
- Alternator/Generator – Converts mechanical energy from the engine into electrical power.
- Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) – Small turbine engine used to generate power when the main engines are off.
- External Power (GPU - Ground Power Unit) – Used on the ground for maintenance or pre-flight operations.
2. Electrical Distribution System
- Bus Bars – Distribute power to different electrical systems.
- Circuit Breakers & Fuses – Protect against overloads and short circuits.
- Wiring & Connectors – Deliver power throughout the aircraft.
3. AC vs. DC Power
- Small Aircraft: Typically use DC power (28V or 14V) from batteries and alternators.
- Large Aircraft: Use AC power (115V, 400Hz) for higher efficiency and lighter wiring.
4. Key Aircraft Electrical Systems
- Lighting Systems – Interior, navigation, landing, and anti-collision lights.
- Communication & Navigation – Radios, GPS, and avionics rely on electrical power.
- Flight Instruments – Electronic displays and sensors.
- Engine & Fuel Systems – Electronic fuel control, ignition, and monitoring.
- Hydraulic & Pneumatic Systems – Electrically powered pumps and valves.
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