Provides basic information on aircraft electrical power sources and circuit protection and distribution.
As a technician, operating and maintaining various electrical power systems of modern naval aircraft, you must be familiar with the operation of these systems.
Electrical power requirements and electrical systems components vary widely according to the size and application of the aircraft on which they are used.
Aircraft electrical power sources are divided into two categories: primary power sources and secondary power sources.
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AIRCRAFT POWER GENERATION AND DISTRIBUTION
(68 pages)
February 2002
Naval Education and Training
Professional Development and Technology Center
AIRCRAFT ELECTRICAL POWER SOURCES
Aircraft Primary AC Power Sources
AC Generators
Transformers
Aircraft Secondary Power Sources
Electronic Power Supplies
Emergency/Backup Power Sources
Answers to Review Questions
CIRCUIT PROTECTION AND DISTRIBUTION
Controls and Regulation
AC Generator Voltage Control
AC Generator Voltage Regulation
AC Generator Frequency Control
Circuit Protection
Underfrequency and Overfrequency Control
Voltage Control
Feeder Fault System
Aircraft Power Distribution
Electrical Buses
Power Transfer Contactors/Relays
Powers Sources
AC Bus Disbribution System
DC Bus Distribution System
AC/DC Power Distribution Operation
Answers to Review Questions
Glossary
Assignment Questions
THIS DOCUMENT IS IN ELECTRONIC ADOBE PDF FORMAT
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