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[ ] an Part m CAR 147 (Basic) [ge isoeste occa | same | Maintenance Training Organisation Date: am Ape: LL Exposition Practicall Task Training (Basic) at SAME Module 5 Digital Techniques, Electronic Instrument ‘System (B2) {sl | cares Practical/ Task Hours No. Ref. ay7|S4 Electronic Instrument System Identify typical system arrangement and cockpit layout of 6 | electronic instrument systems. i Data Conversion : Perform conversion of Analog signal to Digital Signal | Ge [sa Data Conversion 4 | | Perform conversion of Digital signal to Analog Signal 4 {ss Logic Circuits - Recognize simple logic circuits of AND. ‘gate, OR gate, NOT gate, NOR gate and NAND gate. 3/56 Basic Computer Structure e Carry out the hexadecimal addition using 8085, # es microprocessor. &|s7 “Microprocessor ae Identify the basic elements required in a microprocessor. | 3 | [59 Multiplexing [aes | Perform the operation of Multiplexer and De-Multiplexer | | using MUX and DE-MUX Trainer Kit _8-|541 | Electronic Display ieee Ss Identity different kind of electronic displays. 5.12 | Electrostatic Sensitive Devices Perform the testing of given electrostatic sensitive 6 sevice. Total Hours 42 Important: As er CAR 47(0ae) each student must ered at ean 90% of Praca ask tape compete this module. Notel: The above practical task must be cored out and documented b the student inthe practica/ task card {format given in the interfoce manuel. Note2: At the end of the proctico/ task troning,Pacticl assessor must giv a detailed report afer succesful ‘assessment of each student in a Performa glven in the Interface Manuol Page [4247 Rev, Date: MODULE 5: DIGITAL TECHNIQUES ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENT SYSTEM CATEGORY : B2 Practical Procedures (—resioars ens] 3 “etal No.of Task Procedure No, | Front MSIPPSIGOT [re msiPesions SAME —— | a ee oe Issue Effective ba SAME] sosues: raat ecnmaues, [Digna sce — [eee ELECTRONICINSTRUMENT SYSTEM | Rev.No. [yay " 00 Ladle Table of Content Procedure No. | MTOE/ Task Page) CAR Ref. é ie M5/PPSIO01 | 4.2.2/5.1 _| Electronic Instrument System Te Identify typical system arrangement and cockpit | layout of electronic instrument systems. M5/PPS/002 | 4.2.2/5.3 | Data Conversion ler Perform conversion of Analog signal to Digital Signal. ™s/PPSIO03 | 4.2.2/5.3 | Data Conversion la Perform conversion of Digital signal to Analog Signal. | Ms/PPS/004 | 4.2.2/5.5 | Logic Circuits Ten] Recognize simple logic circuits of AND gate, OR gate, NOT gate, NOR gate and NAND gate. MS/PPS/OOS | 4.2.2/5.6 | Basic Computer Structure 12 | Carry out the hexadecimal addition using 8085 microprocessor. sippsioos | 4.2.2/5.7 | Microprocessor 1B Identify the basic elements required in a | microprocessor. ms/ePs/o07 | 4.2.2/5.9 | Multiplexing it Perform the operation of Multiplexer and De- | ‘Multiplexer using MUX and DE-MUX Trainer Kit. Ms/PPS/008 | 4.2.2/5.11 | Electronic Display THis Identify different kind of electronic displays MS/PPS/009 | 4.2.2/5.12 | Electrostatic Sensitive Devices 1546 Perform the testing of given electrostatic sensitive device. | Effective Date) ie ie SAME | modes: ora reac ‘Digna ssue | 44° uly 2018 ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENT SYSTEM Rev. No. __ Practical Procedures —T Module 5: Digital Techniques Electron Tate of 7 instrument ystem s | tsue a Bz ese E] | Identify typical system arrangement ar Task Ref. 5.1 | Task: cockpit layout of electronic instrument | No. ~_— | systems. evel i Tone Reference Procedure amo Any oe wslepsloos ae 31-02-00-001 L Moruat_—|___ Location _| Workshop _ _ ‘Hours 06 Hours Component oval Not Applicable Type (| Not Applicable applicable) ssasex | S01 sal eae deveon cl i Ge seuaned wi] checlad sircraft cockpit layout an various electronic instrument Took [NA Required: i: onsumable | NA required: soak | Draw the recommended documents or procedure sheets, ‘Make sure that you should not approach the danger areas. Precautions 1. General ‘The pilts' instrument panels comprise lft, center and right main panels, 2 roof switch panel and a crew services panel. In addition, a centrally mounted radio console panel and lft and right side consoles ‘re installed. The main instrument panels are surmounted by & coaming, triangular in shape, secured to pick-up brackets disposed round the canopy lower ral. The panels and consoles are of ‘luminium alloy with a stove enamel finish, the roof panel also having ‘gn engraved plastic front panel with internal fighting 2. Main panels ask | Atubilar suppor isatached at ech ‘end to lugs installed to the canopy tower rail and egiity is imparted centrally to the support PY 2 Tower rail, Brackets welded Procedure | jing assembly also attached to the canopy tothe support provide anchorage for the centre and right main panels ‘euctional brackets at each outboard end ofthe canopy rail and on Maen provide further attachment points forthe lft and right main | panels. aang controller mounting box assembly, fastened at its lower edge forthe pots control pedestal structure, is secured at its top edge to a adar indicator support channel, riveted to the front pressure bulkhead, and to the lower edge ofthe center main instrument panel. lates on each side panel on This box structure incorporates bearing pl sdges of the left and right | _| which hinge arms, welded to the inboard e Page $ of 19 | [___sue | Effect |Sar THE} stosues: orara:remnaues [Original sue | 14° July 2018 | ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENT system Rev. No. | Rev. Date _ jane ea ~ geliyor — main instrument Panels, pivot about spacial pivot bolt assemblies. tinge arms at the outboard edges of these panels are secured to bearing plate and pivot bolt assemblies at frame 2. When hinged | down, the panels are supported by retaining cables secured to the front pressure bulkhead. | ‘The configuration ofthe left and center main instrument panels is such 35 to allow the installing of a weather radar display in | Furthermore, the center panel has two vertical slots on t through which pass the landing gear selector and overri 3. Side consoles ‘The side consoles extend from frames 2 to 7 and consist of atop panel_| and side fairing. The top panel is secured to support-brackets attached to the fuselage frames, and the side farings are attached to the top Panel, ide and floor supports, 4. Coaming | The coaming i fabricated from aluminium alloy, flanged to provide a mounting base for the coaming instrument panel, the covered foam rubber protection padding and the main instrument panel lamps. The latter are mounted on fabricated glass fibre strips. The coaming around the lights is painted white to provide a reflecting surface. 5. Roof switch pane The roof switch panel is hinged at its lower edge and secured by screws atits top edge to brackets attached to the roof support members. This Panel employs Thorn Plasteck lighting, whereby a number of miniature lamps dispose at selected positions on the panel are used to supply light for difusion through transparent plastic, The latter is faced on its Upper and lower surfaces with translucent white plastic and has @ further overlay of colored plastic on its surface | Lettering on the panel s engraved through the colored plastic to | ‘expose the underlying white layer. This arrangement provides easily ] Module 5 Dgtal Techniques Eecvonie [Date of 14" uly 2018 | Module: | instrument System Issue category a Perform conversion ofDigitalsignalto | TaskRef. | 53 Task: | Analog Signal No. _ [evel | Reference er No. o ‘Ms/PPsion3 AMM! Any repair ena = Manual ee ‘cation | Worlshop Hours | 04 Hours Aircraft Component rs Not Applicable Gar Not Applicable Page 9 of 19 EE \s a ™m Se = 1ssue Effective Date 14° July 2018 Module : DIGITAL TECHNIQUES Originalssee Rev. Date | Feecrrontc nsteument SYSTEM few d/mmiyyw Tovaieabie) to assess the conversion be able to develop their skis Checked | ae Ft the circuit Sure tha gp SH shown in Figure 4 onbr Powersupply. I, 2d nay of segment isp YOU need ‘ Res which piso foul check the sg ae a readboard, Make ‘Steallconnected tothe postive line of the 8Y available commercial, 8. You SSiNed to segment a4 ‘ommonaoge stent ivty by conaen © in tot SUE, and the 3, Sims restr * TES al input combination an ation in Ta Task Procedure ae eS rae | Post-Task | Report any undesied factors observed. Page 100f 19 ELECTRONICINSTRUMENT SYSTEM "Rev. No} [Prepared 8 eeseeaa — Remo ~~ School or Areraft Maintenance Engineering (SAME) | __Traring Magar eee SA oe Sipmatore —y [SAIME) merase rome ‘Module 5: Digital Techniques Electronic TA" July 2018 Instrument System Recognize simple logic circuits of AND gate, OR gate, NOT gate, NOR gate and NAND Tasks sate. | Reference pce imsipPs/oos AMM Any repair ries No. ee M504 ‘oration | Warkshop [Hours] 04 Hours Aircraft! Not Applicable Not Applicable Engine Type Hs applicable) ‘Students shall be able to develop thelr skills to analyse the function of {gates as an application in electronics, Not required Sil Se: [Consumable | Wot requiced Page 11 0f 19 same] 0 iene ate Che picrraLrecanques [Oriinalissue | 14° a 28 ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENT SYSTEM | __ Rev. No, = NCINSTRUMENT: x ie ba. mended docomentsor procedure sheets. “ake Sore that youshounat ‘approach te danger areas 4 PRocebuge--————— ;——| Build the en 3. Beton Sut as shown in the diagram. Task Procedure batten: MME Bower check the platy of diode an the Rouble ensure before 1oW connect ch ‘YOU apply the power. lead, ‘annel 1 of oscilloscope directly to ac power ee eee —__ Prepared ay School fora Maitre Engineering SANE) Module 5: Digital Techniques Electronic Dateo [aay —— yiestrument system crue uly 2018 i Carry out the hexadecimal addon using | TaskRaly 57 Task: | 8085 microprocessor. No. Level [2 =| Reference pesos MsIPpsions, AMMI Any repair vere ee Manual M505 Location | Workshop Hours | OS Hours I Component arate, Not Applicable Type (| Not Aplcable Engine Type applicable) Students shall be able to develop their sls to do acthmetel Gos Skil'Set: | Calculations using advance 8085 microprocessor. Tools | Not required a alee Required: Page 12 of 19 SAME) meu Effective ITAL TECHNIQUES alisue nee z Rev Ose ELECTRONICINSTRUMENTSYSTEM | Rev. No. | 8 air asin ‘Consumable | Not required required: PresTask —} Draw the recommended documents or procedure sheets. procedure Cautions)” -| Make Sure that you should not approach the danger areas — Precautions =e program takes the content of7000, adds C0 200% & stores the | result back at 2002 seaae alze HL Reg. pal with address where the first number i lying. prt, [2 Store the number in accumulator 3, Get the second number. add the two numbers & store the result in 2002. 5. Go back to Monitor. 6___Execute from 2003 location. 5 Report any undesired factors observed Post-Task Inepection | Alldocumentations! entries are completed. tg a ‘School for Airerat Maintenance Enginesring (SAME) Training Manager Signature Signature fee Tay | Module Bal TehiaverEecronc[ Usteof 14" July 2018 * | instrument System Issue Gategonr a ‘denify the base lomentsrequiredina | TaskRef. [5.7 ‘task: | microprocessor. No. evel, [2 Reference aa imsiesioos freee tM Manual location | Workshop Hous [05 Hows Aircraft Component Engine Type Not Applicable Type (if Not Applicable applicable) ee oan Salle et evelop their Skills to identify basic elements | Checked Tools| Not require Required: hee (Consumable | Not required page 13 0f 19 [Sam ise | ee sae ee ae A fective Date Rev. Date "ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENT SYSTEM t ev te. dine yyy Procedure | 4 Arithmetic logical unit; Performs both arithmetic an 5. Control Unit: Control units (CUs) receive signals trom the CPU, which TUE the contol unit to move data from micopreessor t0 microprocessor. + Thecontrolunitalso directs the arithmetic and logic unt, 6. System Bus: ‘+ Many of these components must exchange data with one- another + Itiscommon to use a ‘bus’ for this exchange “logical operations on data: ad, Subtract, mutiply, AND, on Petes Oa s Brocedure_| Te recommended documents or pOCeure heels ca oud ot approach the danger ar [ees | [Precautions | MOF re ht you shoul nat appro ne anger areas "| Betiiconacenore Mem 55 hve Th Toning Da Sampo Memory Store of ata *or2ge ofa program ‘tet canbe terporaror‘pemanent torge 2. Reiser mall fst memories Seettl Purpose: stor array data ‘Pecipurpose used con the orocenor 3. Instruction decode: : Sepang nnn sett can Signals Task Post-Task Report any undesired factors observed Inspection | All documentations! entries are completed. fessor Page dof 19 12] TECHNIQUES oases: GAL Sete reo =e ceEngineoring (SAME) _| Signature f= ‘aoa oigiarTeeiiquerGectonic [Date of | 148 uy 2018 instrument System o Ref. [58 all Feeform the operation of Multiplexer and | Task Rel- 1 De-mulitre sine TMuxand DEMUX | Nos a ea Reference na Procedure ‘msiPpsioo7 AMM! Any repair ied No. Manual ‘Location _| Workshop Nearer Satours Aircraft) Not Applicable Type (if Not Applicable Engine Type applicable) Sadents shal be able to develop thelr skills to analyse the function] oy siasee | Ser et epoersnédematsiner neecronic ystems. | Cet Tools | Not required Required: Consumable | Not required required: Pre-Task | Draw the recommended documents or procedure sheets. procedure ‘Cautions! ~| Make sure that you should not approach the danger areas. Precautions: Procedure Part 1 (MUX) 1. Construct the circuit shown in figure 1. Be sure to connect the | | +5 volts and ground to pins 14 and 7 respectively. | 2. Use the Oscilloscope to assure that a +5 vot, 1 Hz clack (CLK) signal is applied to pin 9, Refer to the earlier labs on the proper use ofthis equipment. in 3. Apply power to circuit 1 and set SW to binary 2 and note the proaaias

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