Avionic Systems Engineering Crash Course
Avionic Systems Engineering Crash Course covers a comprehensive training of theories, technical, certification requirements, and the technologies applied in the today and future avionic systems. By taking this training course, you will fully understand all the systems involved in the avionic technology, plus you will be introduced to DO-178C and DO-254.
What is Avionics?
Avionics refer to the electronic systems applied in aircraft, artificial satellites, and spacecraft. Avionic systems contain communications, navigation, the display and management of multiple systems, and other systems placed in aircraft to conduct individual functions. The word of avionics is a portmanteau of the terms aviation and electronics.
Aircraft Avionics
- Communications
- Navigation
- Monitoring
- Aircraft flight-control systems
- Collision-avoidance systems
- Black Boxes
- Weather systems
- Aircraft management systems
Military Avionics
- Military communications
- Radar
- Sonar
- Electro-Optics
- ESM/DAS
- Aircraft networks
Avionics Protocols in Military
- Aircraft Data Network (ADN): Ethernet derivative for Commercial Aircraft
- Avionics Full-Duplex Switched Ethernet (AFDX): Specific implementation of ARINC 664 (ADN) for Commercial Aircraft
- ARINC 429: Generic Medium-Speed Data Sharing for Private and Commercial Aircraft
- ARINC 664: See ADN above
- ARINC 629: Commercial Aircraft (Boeing 777)
- ARINC 708: Weather Radar for Commercial Aircraft
- ARINC 717: Flight Data Recorder for Commercial Aircraft
- IEEE 1394b: Military Aircraft
- MIL-STD-1553: Military Aircraft
- MIL-STD-1760: Military Aircraft
- TTP – Time-Triggered Protocol: Boeing 787 Dreamliner, Airbus A380, Fly-By-Wire Actuation Platforms from Parker Aerospace
- TTEthernet – Time-Triggered Ethernet: NASA Orion Spacecraft
Audience
Avionic Systems Engineering Crash Course is a 4-day course designed for:
- Design engineers
- Manufacture engineers and managers
- Support engineers
- Application engineers
- Systems engineers
- Safety engineers
- Software/hardware engineers
- Quality assurance or certification personnel
- All other professional engineers and managers involved in avionic systems onto air-vehicles.
Participants are required to have an engineering or science background.
What Will You Learn?
- Overview
- Flight Control Systems
- Engine Control Systems
- Fuel Systems
- Hydraulic Systems
- Electrical Systems
- Pneumatic Systems
- Environmental Control Systems
- Emergency Systems
- Rotary Wing Systems
- Advanced Systems
- System Design and Development
- Avionics Technology
- Military Avionics
- Avionics Protocols in Military
- Fundamentals of DO-178C
- Fundamentals of DO-254