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Engineering and Technology Fundamentals

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What is the primary objective of an applicant at LEVEL 3?

To understand the theory of the subject and its interrelationships with other subjects

What is expected of an applicant in terms of practical application?

To apply knowledge in a practical manner using manufacturer's instructions

What is a key aspect of an applicant's knowledge at LEVEL 3?

A detailed knowledge of the theoretical and practical aspects of the subject

What should an applicant be able to do with mathematical formulae?

Use mathematical formulae in conjunction with physical laws

What is expected of an applicant in terms of describing the subject?

To give a detailed description of the subject using theoretical fundamentals and specific examples

What should an applicant be able to do with sketches, drawings, and schematics?

Prepare and read sketches, drawings, and schematics describing the subject

What is the primary purpose of self-diagnostic systems in aircraft?

To troubleshoot complex digital aircraft systems.

What is the common term for self-contained diagnostics used for electronic/avionics systems troubleshooting?

BITE (Built-In Test Equipment)

What feature is common in simple BITE systems?

A go/no-go red or green LED

What is the advanced diagnostic system used by Airbus?

CFDS (Centralized Fault Display System)

What is the benefit of advanced built-in troubleshooting systems?

They are more easily accessible and understood than older systems.

What is the advanced built-in troubleshooting system used by Boeing?

CMCS (Central Maintenance Computer System)

What is the main purpose of a system test?

To troubleshoot the system after replacing an LRU

What is a watchdog test used for?

To restart the microprocessor if the software fails

What is the purpose of cyclic tests?

To test the system without disturbing its operation

What is the purpose of specific tests in some systems?

To generate stimuli to command devices

What is included in a power-up test?

Test of the microprocessor, memories, data lines, and configuration

What is the benefit of using LRU and BITE concepts?

Reduced aircraft maintenance downtime

What is the primary function of BITE during normal operation?

To monitor internal LRU circuits, inputs and outputs, and links between system LRUs

What happens when a failure occurs in the system?

BITE identifies the possible failed LRU and determines if the failure is intermittent or permanent

What is the purpose of the power-up test?

To ensure compliance with safety objectives

When is the power-up test executed?

After any power cut exceeding 200 milliseconds on the ground

What is stored in the system BITE memory?

BITE information

What advantage does the centralised maintenance device provide?

A single interface location for easy fault identification

What is the primary goal when designing aircraft systems today?

To consider the ability to troubleshoot a system as equally important as the ability to repair or inspect

What is the purpose of the Electronic Flight Instrument System (EFIS)?

To provide primary flight data to the pilots

What is the primary function of the Maintenance Control Display Unit (MCDU)?

To provide maintenance personnel with system information

What is the purpose of the Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting System (ACARS)?

To communicate with air traffic control

What is the primary function of the Built-In Test Equipment (BITE)?

To diagnose system faults

What is the purpose of the Inertial Reference System (IRS)?

To provide attitude and heading data

What is the primary function of the Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System (TCAS)?

To prevent collisions with other aircraft

What is the purpose of the Electronic Centralised Aircraft Monitoring (ECAM) system?

To provide a centralized monitoring system for aircraft systems

What is the primary function of the Fly-By-Wire (FBW) control system?

To control the aircraft's flight surfaces

What is the purpose of the Flight Management System (FMS)?

To manage the aircraft's flight trajectory

This quiz assesses the applicant's knowledge of engineering and technology concepts, including mathematical formulae, physical laws, and practical applications. It requires a detailed understanding of theoretical and practical aspects of the subject.

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