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Module 11a 2019 April & June Session
Module 11a 2019 April & June Session
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DGCA MODULE 11 Q9. Satellite Communication uses LEO satellites to
(Aircraft Electrical and Electronic Systems-mike
(QREF-1120) tooley,pg-245)
a) Provide greater Coverage
DATE : 27-JUN-2019 b) Maintain a geostationary position
c) Minimize Voice Delay
Q1. IMA 3rd generation uses (CIVIL AVIONICS
SYSTEM pg.336) Q10. What Type of Modulation can be used in VHF
a) ELMS range and above (ESMIN pg-278)
b) AFDX a) Frequency
c) AIRNIC 629 b) Amplitude
c) Both
Q.2 Which light should not be touch with bare hand?
(Aircraft Electrical and Electronic Systems-MIKE Q11. HF frequency is (Aircraft Communications and
TOOLEY Navigation Systems – mike tooley chapter-5 para 5.1)
pg.226) a) 3-30 Mhz
a) Xenon b) 30-300 Mhz
b) Fluorescent c) 300-3000 Mhz
c) Electro-lumniscent
Q12. DFDR “EVENTEVENT”” button is for (Aircraft Electrical
Q3. Above 30MHZ propagation is by (ESMIN pg-279) and Electronic Systems-mike tooley,pg-329)
a) Space wave a) a discrete signal on the recording to highlight the timing
b) Sky wave of the event
c) Ground wave b) a digital signal on the recording to highlight the timing of
the event
Q4. Lift depends on c)
a) Angle of attack
b) Shape of aerofoil Q13. Current limiter (Aircraft Electrical and Electronic
c) velocity and density of air Systems-mike tooley,pg-143)
d) All a) Designed to limit current at a predetermined amperage
b) Has low melting point.
Q5. Fiber optics communication network uses c) Cannot be used in heavy power circuit
a) T junction d) All
b) Y junction
c) Ring topology Q.14 Which light cannot be tested with an ohmmeter
d) Both b & c a) Incandescent
b) Xenon
Q6. AIDS purpose (Aircraft Digital Electronic and c) Halogen
Computer Systems pg-83) d) ALL
a) Recording & performance monitoring
b) indicate fault on display Q15. Type of software failure categorise hazardous
c) supply data to computer to monitor flight operation (Aircraft Digital Electronic and Computer Systems –mike
tooley pg-154)
Q7. Maximum deviation in DR compass a) Level A
a) 5o b) Level B
b) 100 c) Level C
c) 15o d) Level D
Q8. DFDR is automatically turned on when (Aircraft Q16. The Iridium network allows voice and data
Digital Electronic and Computer Systems –mike tooley messages to be routed (Aircraft Electrical and Electronic
pg-179) Systemsmike
a) aircraft powered up tooley, pg-245,255)
b) aircraft in flight a) anywhere in the world
c) engine is running b) between the flight crew and cabin crew
d) both b & c c) via a fibre optic network.
Q17. ACARS is a digital data link system uses VHF Q27.oxygen refilling valve (AMR pg-594)
range (Aircraft Digital Electronic and Computer a) Valve is attached on the cylinder neck
Systems pg-175) b) Valve is away from cylinder on panel
a) 129-137MHz c) located under an access panel on the outside of the
b) 108-118MHz fuselage and near the oxygen cylinder.
c) 140-153 MHz
Q28. Fire extinguisher usable in flight (EASA techbook
Q18. Lines are drawn on the charts, and those which pg. 8.22)
join places having equal variation are called (EASA a) Co2
techbook pg. 5.46) b) Halon
a) isogonal lines c) Dry chemical
b) Agonal line
c) Angle of dip Q29. Fire extinguisher unusable in flight (EASA
techbook pg. 8.23)
Q19.Nacelle strut transfer load to wing through a) Halon
(AMR pg-60) b) Co2
a) Mount c) Water
b) Reinforced skin
c) Both Q30. Nacelle made up of (AMR pg-60)
a) Sheet metal 0r composite
Antenna’’s signals
Q20. Antenna b) Sheet metal & composite
a) 90 Degree out of phase c) Sheet metal &/or composite
b) Right angle to each other and to the direction of
propagation of the wave. Q31. Fatigue will cause
c) 180 degree out of phase a) Less concentration and awareness
b) colorblind
Q21. Anti-servo tab is linked to main surface by c) low threshold of hearing
a) With spring d) all
b) To the bearing
c) Jack screw Q32. Toilet flush system consist of
a) flushing handle,fluid line,Motor,flush ,pump & fluid line
Q22. If a fuel tank vented discharge clear of the b) A + also consist of bowl cover
aeroplane expansion space of reuired is (EASA c) Remote indicating, flush and motor and pipeline on the
10.4))
techbook pg. 10.4 tank
a) 5%
b) 2% Q33. Mostly used for pilot & pax
c) not required a) Diluter demand
b) Continuous flow
Q23. Source of high pressure pneumatic air (EASA c) Combination of diluter demand & continuous flow
techbook pg. 16.3)
a) Engine & other onboard compressor Q34. AOA sensor probe anti-ice method (AMR pg-678)
b) Ground cart & ground nitrogen source a) Pneumatic
c) Both b) Chemical
c) Electrical
Q24. Constant displacement type pump is (AMR-393)
a) gear Q35. Avionics system having descrete input and output is
b) vane type a) Type 1
c) both b) Type 2
c) Type 3
Q25.Airstairs (AMR pg-42) d) Type 4
a) Open in 2 parts upper locked and down opened as stair
b) Open in 2 parts upper removed and joined with lower Q36. Electrostatic build of aircraft
a) Caused due friction with rainfall, snow,dust.
Q26. Door frames are formed by (AMR pg-40) b) Caused when aircraft fly in charged cloud
a) Forging & machining c)
b) Casting & machining
c) Hydropress or stamp press or drop hammer
Q37. ZAP flap Q47. Primary load carrying load member of wing
a) Combination of plain & fowler a) Stringer & spar
b) Combination of split & fowler b) Former and stringer
c) Combination of plain & split c) Former & rib
Q39. When pilot move the control column Q49.MTCS taxi light (Aircraft Maintenance Technician
a) Control column move toward left cause left aileron to handbook-general pg-11-21)
ascend & right aileron to decend a) Flashing green –clear to taxi
b) A + it caused lift on right wind & aircraft bank toward b) Flashing red – clear to taxi
left c) Flashing white-clear to taxi
c) Control column move toward left cause left aileron to
decend & right aileron to ascend Q50. Flashing light
a) Anti collision light
Q40. Lavatory line heated (AMR pg-683) b) Wing
a) Pneumatically c) Stabilizer
b) Heated inside protable water tank d) All
c) Electrically heated below lavatory bowl
Q51.MTCS (Aircraft Maintenance Technician
Q41. Thermocouple (EASA techbook pg-8.4) handbook-general pg-11-20)
a) Heat sensitive a) When towing the aircraft, the towing vehicle speed must
b) Rate of rise temperature be reasonable speed
c) b) When the aircraft is stopped, do not rely upon the brakes
of the towing vehicle alone to stop the aircraft.
Q42. MTCS (EASA techbook pg-8.4) c) The person in the cockpit should coordinate the use of the
a) Thermistor is connected in parallel to each other & aircraft brakes with those of
series with indicator light the towing vehicle
b) Thermistor is connected in series to each other & d) All
parallel with indicator light
c) Q52. Zincromate used on (EASA techbook pg. 2.18)
a) Alumium & alluminum alloy
Q43. Elevator pitch trim b) Magnesium
a) Elevator control spring c) Both
b) Elevator down spring
c) Q53. Isolation valve used in
a) Cross bleed
Q44. Jettison system (EASA techbook pg. 10.13) b) Left bleed
a) Jettision system used in modern aircraft c) Right bleed
b) Jettision system used on large aircraft
c) Required on aircraft having landing weight less than Q54. Forced applied by pilot on control column
take off weight a) Is sum of force on surface & distance away from hinge
line
Q45.Strut attached to structure also called b) Is production of force on surface & distance away from
(AMR pg-449) hinge line
a) Shock absorbing c) Is diffence of force on surface & distance away from
b) Piston hinge line
c) Outer cylinder
Q55. Coalegent bag in water separator indicate when
Q46. Temperature of combustion heater controlled by a) Waste tank is full
(AMR pg-557) b) Water is full in bag
a) stop the fuel flow c) Bag is dirty
b) Thermostats valve
c) both
Q56. MTCS Q65.MACTRIM used when
a) Plug is male connector socket attached to female a) Aircraft is above sonic speed & centre of pressure is
receptacle moves rearward
b) – b) Aircraft is below sonic speed & centre of pressure is
moves rearward
Q57. Drainable sump with an effective capacity, in c)
the normal ground and flight attitudes is
(EASA techbook pg-10.4) Q66. MTCS Spoiler (AMR pg-348)
c) 1% a) One side Use in conjunction with aileron with up going
d) 2% aileron
e) 0.25% b) Also used as speed brakes when operated simultaneously
c) both
Q58. Major stress on aircraft are
(EASA techbook pg-2.7) Q67. With the increase in speed of aircraft
a) Three a) Pitot pressure increases
b) Four b) Pitot pressure decreases
c) Five c) Remain unchanged
Q64. Instruction plate on air oleo strut Q74. Screen mesh air filter
a) Type of fluid a) Cleaned & reused
b) – b) Replaced periodically
c) c)
Q75. CO2 fire extinguisher Q84. Plug type door (AMR pg-43)
a) Preferable as it is not combustible a) the door must be larger than its opening and must be
b) Don’t react mostly with substance inside the airplane with pressure pushing outward
c) Both b) A + it provide rapid decompression
c) –
Q76. Wing Machine milling of surface for d) All
a) Quality finish
b) to make grove in wing Q85. MTCS cargo compartment (AMR pg-45)
c) removal of extraa material from wing a) Suitable means must be provided to prevent the contents
of baggage and cargo compartments from
Q77. Current limiter (Aircraft Electrical and Electronic shifting
Systems-mike tooley,pg-143) b) A + large transpot aircraft have containerised that fit
a) Design to limit the current at predetermine amperage contour shape of fuselage
b) Slow-Blow Fuse c) Baggage are not containerized in many cases.
c) Short delay before metal link melts & disconnect the
circuit Q86. MTCS vertical stabilizer (AMR pg-55)
a) Stabilizer can be integral part of fuselage or separately
Q78. Cabin emergency equipment attached
(EASA techbook pg-7.2) b) Horizontal & vertical stabilizer are seperate unit attach by
a) Should be in proper designated location & checked bolt
before each flight c) Stabilizer is not a part of fuselage
b) As in (a) it should be in proper condition as per CS-25
c) Cabin should perform inspection & certify it Q87. Construction of stabilizer is similar to (AMR pg-55)
a) Wing
Q79. Wing Fuel tank should take b) Fuselage
(EASA techbook pg-10.3) c) Wing & fuselage
a) Vibration and compression load
b) Vibration, fuel load, compression Q88. Conventional landing-gear configuration consists
c) Vibration , fuel load, compression, inertia of (AMR pg-57)
a) two main landing gears located ahead of the aircraft
Q80. Requirements for equipment location on the center of gravity and a tailwheel located near the tail
flight deck are (EASA techbook pg-7.5) of the aircraft
a) Within reach of pilot b) two main landing gears located aft of the aircraft center
b) Within reach of pax from seat of gravity and a tailwheel located near the tail of
c) Within reach of cabin crew the aircraft
c) two main landing gears located ahead of the aircraft
Q81. Oxygen refilling valve center of gravity and a tailwheel located near the
a) On cylinder neck nose of the aircraft
b) Located remotely away from cyclinder
c) Q89. Zincromate used on
a) Aluminium
Q82. Oxygen cylinder (EASA techbook pg-15.5) b) Aluminium alloy
a) The manufactured date and certification number is c) Magnesium
stamped on each cylinder near the neck.
b) A + hydrostatic test dates are also stamped Q90. pneumatic rain removal system (AMR pg-682)
c) A+ hydrostatic test dates are not stamped a) spread with help of the windshield wiper
b) bleed air high temperature and pressure use to prevent air
Q83. As FAA in FAR Parts 23 and 25 passenger door from striking windscreen surface
may be located in the plane of rotation of an inboard c)
propeller or within (AMR pg-39)
a) 5° Q91. Fire detection system (EASA-TECHBOOK pg-8.3)
b) 15° a) sense the overheat
c) 10° b) sense the fire
c) extinguish fire
d) both A & b
Q92. Regulator used to control the cain pressure Q103. butt line (EASA-TECHBOOK pg-2.4)
(EASA-TECHBOOK pg-4.34) a) vertical reference plane down the center of the aircraft
a) outflow valve & safety valve from which measurements left or right can be
b) negative pressure relief valve made
c) dump valve b) vertical reference plane down the center of the aircraft
below the bottom of fuselage
Q.94. MTCS c) measurement of height in inches perpendicular from a
a) Supercharger supply constant volume at all altitude horizontal plane usually located
and are limted to design limit
b) Supercharger supply constant volume at all altitude Q104. Light aircraft uses (AMR pg-386)
c) - a) vegetable based fluid
b) mineral based fluid
Q95. Light aircraft are design to operate at max c) synthetic based
cabin differential pressure of about (AMR pg-572)
a) 9 PSI Q105. Mineral based fluid MIL-0-83282. (AMR pg-386)
b) 3 to 5 PSI a) it can be used in systems having the same types of seals,
c) 9 PSI gaskets rubber seal used
b) rubber seal used
Q96. MTCS regarding Sidetone ( Aircraft Electrical c) teflon seal used
and Electronic Systems – mike tooley, pg-241)
a) The PA amplifier provides a level of sidetone to crews Q106. FBW
handset. a) -
b) It is a technique of feeding back a small amount of b) -
sound from mouthpiece to earpiece. c) -
c) It confirms the handset is functional.
d) All the above. Q107. distributor panel
a) -
Q97. MTCS IFE ( Aircraft Electrical and Electronic b) -
Systems – mike tooley, pg-243) c) -
a) uses aircraft main electrical supply
b) have independent power supply Q108. Resorvior which donot require pressurisation
c) Have self generating system (AMR pg-387)
a) below 15000 ft
Q98. Relay test purpose b) fluid need to pull the system
a) to check serviceability of light only c)
b) to check serviceability of light & wire
c) Q109. In large reciprocating engine conventional type
gyro uses (EASA-TECHBOOK pg-2.4)
Q99. Specifications for emergency equipment a) electrical
requirements (EASA-TECHBOOK pg-7.2) b) vaccum system
a) CS-25 c) both
b) CL-20
c) CF-20 Q110. Stringer purpose
a) take load from former & bulk head
Q100. Wing sweepback b) provide attachment for skin and give shape to fuselage
a) high aspect ratio & induce drag is less c)
b) low aspect ration & induced drag more
c) not applicable for transport category aircraft Q111. THS
a) pivot about rear spar
Q101. Purpose of L.E flap b) pivot along rear spar
a) to produce lift increment c)
b) to produce drag at proper angle of incidence
Q112. Positive dynamic stability
Q102.monocouque design disadvantage a) motion of amplitude decrease with time
a) - b) motion of amplitude remain same w.r.t to position
b) - c) motion of amplitude increase with time
c) -
Q113. Moments of leading edge flap depends on Q122. Temperature control from cockpit
a) amount of force produced a) through temperature control switch single position
b) a + moment of arm b) two position switch normal & off
c) sum of force applied on control surface c)
Q114. Essential lights are (ESMIN pg-255) Q123. Dry powder mostly not used for other than metal
a) escape slide light because (EASA-TECHBOOK pg-8.12)
b) passenger lighting a) it leaves residue & hard to remove
c) flight deck b) can damage electronic & equipement
c) both
Q115. IMA advantage (Civil Avionics Systems- sea
bridge pg-329) Q124. Air-conditioning and ram control switch in
a) wieght & volume cockpit
b) sharing PSU to all a) single position switch
c) equipment more furnished b) two position switch off & normal
d) all c) three postion switch off ,normal & ram
Q116. ZINC chromate (AMR pg-113) Q125. Moisture seperator/collection in pnuematic system
a) lacquer a) resorvoir
b) enamel b) drain & check valve
c) wash primer c) pressure switch
d) all
Q117.MTCS (EASA-TECHBOOK pg-9.2)
a) secondary flight controls to augment the performance Q126. Purpose of bonding in aircraft (ESMIN pg-77)
of the aircraft during takeoff and landing and a) provide low ressistance path
b) A + to supplement the controllability of the airplane b) –
throughout the various flight parameter c)
c) secondary control surface used for landing only
d) all Q127. MTCS
a) waste stored in tank & empty at next flight station
Q118. Zinc chromate b) waste in tank mixed with liquid
a) type 1
b) type 2 Q128. Insulation material for wire
c) type 3 a) Provide protection to wire from contamination such as
d) type 4 fuel,oil, hydraulic fluid
b) -
Q119. Location of speaker of passenger addressing c) -
system (Aircraft Electrical and Electronic Systems – d) all
mike tooley, pg-241)
a) wherever suitable place available Q129. Active load control (EASA-TECHBOOK pg-9.4)
b) at cabin attendant pannel, cockpit,pax a) Used during roll maneuver
compatrtment,toilet b) A + during roll reduce stress on wing while g load
c) at cabin attendant panel, pax compartment, toilet, increases
galley . c) A + during roll reduce stress on wing while g load
d) at cabin attendant panel, pax compartment, toilet. decreases
Q121. Type of failure of having no effect (Aircraft Q131. Valve which regulate the bleed air from to
Digital Electronic and Computer Systems pg-154) pneumatic manifold into aircycle air-conditioning
a) level A (EASATECHBOOK pg-4.6)
b) level B a) Pack valve
c) level D b) Check valve
d) level E c) outflow valve
Q132. MTCS (ESMIN pg-256)
a) Turn-off light used to provide illumination of the area
to the immediate left and right of the aircraft
b) Take off light mounted at particular angle facing down
side
c) Two light used to illumination logo are mounted at
bottom of horizontal stabilizer
Q133. MTCS
a) Navigation light on ground help ATC to determine the
position of aircraft
b) Wing illumination light is fixed on the trailing edge of
the aircraft to illuminate nacelle area
c) Light on wing illuminate horizontally
Q134. BITE
a) -
b) -
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CAT B1.1 Module 11A 40 10. Mark the correct statement about exterior lights
MARKS QUESTION SESSEION a) Runway takeoff light illuminates both side of the aircraft
2 OF 2019 BOMBAY b) Fuselage light has white colour and position lights have
red colour covering.
1. Radio Communication antenna output is measured c) 2 Logo lights are installed on each horizontal stabilizer to
by light vertical stabilizers
a) SWR Meter
11. ASCB-D is -----------
b) LC Circuit
c) Power Amplifier
12. Airspeed corrected to a non-standard temperature
pressure & temperature
2. In a 6 pole d.c machine, 90 mechanical degrees a) True airspeed
correspond to_________ electrical degrees b) Indicated airspeed
a) 30 b)180
c) 45 )270
d)270 13. Purpose of AIDS
a) Recording & performance monitoring.
3. In relation to transformer, the ratio 20:1 indicates b)
that c)
a) there are 20 turns on primary one turn on secondary
b) secondary voltage is 1/20th of primary voltage
c)primary current is 20 times greater than the secondary 14. ACARS is a digital data link system uses vhf range
current a) 129-137mhz
d) for every 20 turns on primary, there is one turn on b)108-118mhz
secondary. c) 140-153 mhz
4. with the increase in aircraft speed, pitot pressure 15. ACARS is a digital data link system transmitted in
a) Increases the:
b) Decreases a) VHF range
b) LF range
c) Is not affected
c) UHF range
5. In fibre optics junction, communication network
formed by 16. Essential lights are
a) y-junction b) ring topologies a) Escape slide lights
c) T-junction d) Both a & b b) Service lights
6. Which light cannot be tested with an ohmmeter c) Passenger compartment lights
a) halogen b) Xenon c) d) Flight compartment lights
Incandescent d) All the above e) ALL
19. Spot-beam means ---------------------------option 27. Above 30 Mhz which waves are utilized:
some different plz check A)Radio Waves
B) Sky Waves
a) Enable the reuse of the same frequency in 2
C) Space Waves
separate areas at the same frequency
28. Satellite Communication uses LEO satellites to:
20. EVENT button on DFDR A) Provide greater Coverage
a) Momentary switch to catch digital data B) Maintain a geostationary position
b) Momentary switch to catch discrete data C) Minimize Voice Delay
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MOD 11 B1.1 08 APR 2019 8. NSS (NETWORK SERVER SYSTEM)
ALLOWS-
A. PAX DATA COMMUNICATION WITH
CABIN CREW
1. IN A 6 POLE D.C MACHINE, 90 B. FLIGHT CREW DATA
MECHANICAL DEG CORRESPONDS COMMUNICATION WITH
TO_____ ELECTRICAL DEGREES. MAINTENANCE PERSONAL
A 30 C. BOTH A & B
B 180
C 45 9. MTCS
D 270 A. A DIODE IS REQUIRED IN WARNING
CIRCUIT TO ENSURE ONLY
2. ELECTRIC FIELD AND RELEVANT LIGHT ILLUMINATES
ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD
PRODUCED BY RADIO ANTENNA 10. WHICH IS USED TO TEST ANTENNA-
A. 180 DEG OUT OF PHASE A. SWR
B. RIGHT ANGLE TO EACH OTHER B. SPECIAL MULTI METER
C. 90 DEG OUT OF PHASE C. COUPLER UNIT
21. ___ WAVES ABOVE 30MHZ 29. MTCS FOR 3RD GEN-
A. SKY A. OPEN ARCHITECTURE
B. SPACE
30. DC Generators are called two windings or
22. MTCS- series winding generators
A. WATER CAN BE USED ON CLASS A a) Gen emf is equal to induced emf in all
FIRE parallel paths
B. WATER CAN NOT BE USED ON
CLASS D 31. Insulation material used for wires & cables
C. WATER CAN NOT BE USED ON must conform to-
CLASS B a) Toughness & flexibility over a fairly wide
temp. range
23. ASCB-D IS- b) Resistance to fuel, lubricants & hydraulic
A. 10 TIMES FASTER THAN ARINC 429 fluids
B. 1000 TIMES FASTER THAN ARINC c) Ease of stripping for terminating,
429 non-flammability & min. weight
C. DUAL DATA BUS d) All of the above
D. TRIPLE DATA BUS
32. Centralised warning lights are called
24. MTCS REGARDING IMA- a) Attention getter
A. STANDARD INTERFACE b) Master warning & caution lights
SPECIFICATION USE OF MODULAR c) Both (a) & (b)
SYSTEM WHERE INDIVIDUAL
MODULES MAY BE UPDATED 33. Gyro instrument that gives rate of rotation
WHEN TECHNOLOGY IMPROVES. about vertical axis
a) Turn & Slip Indicator
25. ROCKWELL COLLINS- b) Attitude Indicator
A. WEATHER RADAR RELATED INFO c) Heading Indicator
34. ZERO POWER FACTOR
A. VOLTAGE REGULATION
37. ACARS-
A. DATA RATE LOW AND ALPHANUMERIC
CHARACTER
B. DATA RATE HIGH AND ALPHANUMERIC
CHARACTER
39. MTCS
A. MULTIPLE RACK ARCHITECTURE IF ONE
PSU FAILS OTHER PSU WILL BE USED
WITHOUT PROBLEM.
40.
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Category B1
Module Questions Q8. Current limiter
1)Designed to limit current at a predetermined
(Total 125 questions) amperage
2) Has low melting point.
3)Cannot be used in heavy power circuit
Q1. The r.m.s value of half-wave rectifier is 10A, its
4)All
value for full wave rectifier would be______ amperes
(BLT VOL 1 PG 464)
Q9. The dual secondary windings are wound in TRU
1)20
1.Star & Delta
2) 14.14
2.Star
3)20/π
3.Delta
4)40/π
10.. Rectifier
Q10 —AC TO DC
Rectifier—
Q2. The capacity of a cell is measured in
1) watt-hours
11.. Voltage ratings determined in rectifier
Q11
2) watts
1.Allow reverse voltage without excess (REVERSE
3) amperes
CURRENT) forward voltage.
4) ampere-hours
12.. Electric field & electromagnetic field produced by
Q12
Q3. Lap & wave winding are used in drum type dc
generator. radio antenna
1. 180deg out of phase
Lap winding has high current & low voltage whereas
2.Right angle to each other.
wave winding has low current & high voltage.
3.90deg out of phase.
Q4. In a 6 pole d.c machine, 90 mechanical degrees
13.. Attenuation in an optical fibre is due to:
Q13
correspond to_________ electrical degrees
(a) Absorption
1)30
(b) scattering
2)180
(c)radiation
3)45
d) All
4)270
14.. In an optical fibre, the refractive index of the core
Q14
Q5. The main disadvantage of using short pitch
is:
winding in alternators is that it
(a) the same as the cladding
1)reduces harmonics in the generated voltage
(b) larger than the cladding or Ref. index of cladding is
2)reduces total voltage around the armature coils
lower than the core.
3) produces asymmetry in the three phase windings
(c) smaller than the cladding.
4) increases Cu of end resistance
15.. Advantages of Optical fibres is
Q15
Q6. Zero power factor method of an alternator is
1) Electrical isolation and freedom from earth/ground loops
used to find its
2)Exceptionally wide bandwidth and very high data rates
1)efficiency
voltage regulation can be supported
2)voltage
3) Relative freedom from electromagnetic interference
3)armature reaction
4)Al the above
4) synchronous impedance
Q7 In relation to transformer, the ratio 20:1 indicates 16.. In fibre optics Junction, communication network
Q16
formed by
that
1) Y-Junction
1) there are 20 turns on primary one turn on secondary
2) Ring topologies
2) secondary voltage is 1/20th of primary voltage
3) T-Junction
3)primary current is 20 times greater than the secondary
4) Bot 1 & 2
current
4) for every 20 turns on primary, there is one turn on
17.. Fibre optic connectors
Q17
secondary.
1) alignment keys on the plug
2) matching alignment grooves on the receptacle
3) Both 1 & 2
18.. 3rd Generation IMA uses
Q18 30.. Pax. Signs ,value position, instrument dials
Q30
1)ARINC 429 indicated by which light---
light---Electroluminescent.
2)ASCB
3) AFDX 31.. Which light cannot be tested with an ohmmeter
Q31
1.Halogen
19.. Open architecture for IMA implementations on
Q19 2.Xenon
1) 1st Generation 3.Incandescent
2) 2nd Generation 4. Florescent
3) 3rd Generation
32.. Which light can be checked by ammeter
Q32
20.. MTCS.
Q20 1.Halogen
1.LRMs are more reliable than LRU 2.Xenon
2. LRUs are more reliable than LRM 3.Incandescent
3. Both reduce weight 4. Florescent
4.Both 1 & 3
33.. Which lamp can be damaged if touched with bare
Q33
21.. IMA system used in electrical load monitoring
Q21 hand
& load shedding 1. Xenon
1) B777 ELMS 2. Incandescent
2) B777 AIMS 3. Florescent
3) Honeywell EMC
34.. Ice inspection lights
Q34
Q2222.. Integrated Modular Avionics use: 1. are the sealed beam type
a. ARINC 429 2. Has 50–250 watts’ lamps.
b. ARINC 563 3. Both 1 & 2
c. ARINC 653
35.. MTCS
Q35
Q23 .IMA---LRU 1/3rd
23.IMA---LRU cost is a/c’’s logo light are located under the
1.In some a/c
1.PSU horizontal stabilizer & directed to logo.
2. EMI case filters
3.Both 1 & 2 Q36
36.. Landing light
600––1000 W fi lament
1. Are sealed beam type with 600
24.. IMA 2nd Gen what is incorrect----open
Q24 lamps; a parabolic reflector
architecture concentrates light into a directional beam.
67.. HF frequency
Q67 Q80. Audio-video on demand (AVOD) entertainment
1. 3-30 MHz enables passengers to:
(a) pause, rewind, fast-forward or stop a programme
68.. Purpose of AIDS
Q68 (b) make phone calls via satellite communication
1. Recording & Performance monitoring
monitoring. (c) ignore PA system voice announcements and chime
signals.
69.. In addition to magnetic heading, deviation
Q69
shows in EHSI from 81.. The PA system located in the
Q81
1.ILS receiver 1.passenger service units (PSUs)
2.VOR radial 2.Galleys
3. ADF 3.Washrooms/cabin crew areas.
4. All the above
Q70
70.. ACARS is a digital data link system uses VHF
range 82.. The passenger address (PA) system is primarily a
Q82
1.129-137MHz safety system that provides passengers with:
2.108-118MHz (a) in-flight entertainment
3. 140-153 MHz (b) reduced amount of IFE wiring to a seat position
(c) voice announcements and chime signals.
Q71
71.. ACARS is a digital data link system transmitted
in the: 83.. The PA amplifier provides a level of sidetone to the
Q83
(a) VHF range crew’’s handset or headsets during voice announcements
crew
(b) LF range --- to confirm that the handset or headsets are functional
(c) UHF range.
84.. A typical PA system is controlled by a selector panel
Q84
Q72 .ATC communication is established by
72.ATC located at cabin crew stations
----located
1.HF
2.VHF 85.. No smoking & fasten seat belt lights
Q85
3. HF & VHF --Single low chime
Q99.FMC update
99.FMC update—Every 28 days 114.. The angle at which the line of force makes with
Q114
earth’’s surface at any given place
the earth
Q100 .SCR
100.SCR
.SCR----Thyristor ------Angle of dip or magnetic inclination.
Q123
123.. Navigation data is uploaded with the help
of –Floppy disk
124.. QNH---
Q124
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19) WATER LINE
HA 108 QUESTION 20) FIN AHEAD OF VERTICAL STABILIZER
15) FUEL TANK SHOULD BE ABLE TO SUPPLY - 35) UN RESTRICTED FLOW IS USED
15% FUEL IN EMERGENCY A FOR RETRACT
B FOR EXTENSION
16) FUEL TANK ARE MADE TO SUSTAIN A LOAD OF C FOR DOOR OPS
A 140% B 130% C 120%
36) ENGINE RPM, FUEL FLOW & EGT
17) NEGATIVE STATIC STABILITY A EFCIS 1
B EFCIS 2
18) BUTTOCK LINE
37)FIRE WILL GIVE A 51) DISADVANTAGE OF SUPERCHARGE IS
A RED AURAL WARNING CKPT A CONTAMINATING AIR
B RED WARNING B DECREASED EFFICIENCY AT HIGH SPEED
C DECREASED EFFICIENCY AT INCREASE ALTITUDE
38) SQUIB IS USED TO
A. DISCHARGE THEFIRE EXIT 52) PURPOSE OF INWARD FLOW V/V
B TO COVER THE OXYGEN TO ALLOW THE PRESSURE TO BE STRERD IN CASE OF
C TO FLAME OUT ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE IS MORE THAN CABIN
39) EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT ARE KEP 53) WHICH TYPE OF OXYGEN NOT ALLOWED AN
A IN PARTICULAR LOCATION & SHOUL INCLUDE FAK BOARD
UPK A LIQUID
B GASEOUS
40) DURING INSTALLATION OF DOOR SLIDE RAFT C I BOTTLE
A CARE MUST BE GIVEN TO AVOID INFLATION &
INJURY TO PERSON 54) IN PRESSURE WHICH LAW IS CONSIDERED
A BOYLE LAW
41) WHEN CABIN CREW WNTS TO CALL CREW B PASCAL LAW
A SINGLE HIGH/LOW CHIME C OHMS LAW
D NEWTON LAW
42) NO SMOKING
A SINGLE LOW CHIME 55) ALTIMETERS WORKING PRINCIPLE
A BELLOWS
43) MICS B EVACUATED CAPSULE
A WATER IS LOW HEATER IS CONTROLLED C BOUDAN TUBE
THERMOSTATICALLY
B WATER FOR FLUSH DRAIN IS TAKEN FROM MAIN 56) WHICH FIRE EXTINGUSHER IS TO BE USED ON
PORTABLE TANK CLASS A
A WATER
44) DRAIN LINES ARE HEATED B FREON
A ELECTRICALLY C BOTH
B PNEUMATICALLY
C A&B 57) WATER CAN BE USED ON
A CLASS B
45) LINDBERG FIRE EXTINGUSHER B CLASS D
A HAS TWO RODS C CLASS A
B HAS ONE ROD SURROUNDED BY HELIUM GAS D ALL
46) IN CASE OF OXYGEN DISCHARGE BY HIGH 58) WNG TIP LIGHT USE
PRESSURE A 28V DC
A RED DISC B 115V AC
B YELLOW C 28V AC & 28V DC
C GREEN DISC
59)) LANDING & TAXYING LIGHT USE TOGGLE
59
47) AONTINUOUS FLOW REGULATION SWITCH BECAUSE OF
A SUPPLIES OXYGEN CONTINUOUSLY A CARREYING HEAVY CURRENT
B ITS TO BE TUNNED ON BY USER B TO BE USED ON SOMETIMES
C BOTH
48) MAIN CONTROLLING COMPONENT IS PACK
A OUTFLOW V/V 60) PNEUMATIC PRESS SOURCE
B DUMP V/V A ENGINE BLEED AIR
C OUTFLOW & NEGATIVE V/V B N2 BOTTLE
C GROUND SUPPLY
49)) IS BOOTSTRAP
49 D ALL
A TURBINE IS ON SEPARATE SHAFT
B TURBINE IMPELLER ARE ON SAME SHAFT 61) PNEUMATIC SUPPLY IS USED TO
A OPEN CLOSE L/G DOORS
50) IN BOOTSTRAP SOURCE OF CONDITIONING IS B A+ EMERGENCY SERVICES
A RAM AIR C B+ HYD PRESSURISATION
B ENGINE COMPRESSOR BLEED AIR
62) HYD UNIT ON WHICH PRESSURE IS APPLIED 77) MAIN COMPONENT OF STRUCTURE
ONE SIDE & UNIT IS MOVED TO OTHER SIDE A FORMER, FRAME & BULKHEAD
A SINGLE ACTING ACTUATOR B SKIN
B TWO WAY ACTUATOR C LONGERONS & STRINGER
63) WING WHICH DOES NOT NEED EXTERNAL 78)) ADVANTAGE OF WING MOUNTED ENGINE
78
SUPPORT A RELIEVE FROM WING BENDING
66) DISTANCE ON WING & HS ARE MEASURED BY 81) ICE DETECTION DETECTOR THE ICE
A AT L/G & CTL SURFACE
67) FIN B AT LE & ENGINE INTAKE
A IS SIMILAR TO HS & ATTACHED TO FUSELAGE C AT FIN & STABILIZER
B HAS HINGES FOR RUDDER
C ALL 82) ENGINE COWLING
A CAN NOT BE OPENED FOR MAINT.
68) AOA B HAS AUXILLIARY DOOR WHICH OPEM AT SLOW
SPEED & LOW ALT.
69)) PRESSURE IN RELATION TO TEMP & DENSITY
69
83) PNEUMATICALLY INFLATED & DEFLATED TO
70) SOFTWARE ON AIRCRAFT REMOVE ICE
A IS PART OF A/C & NEED ONLY TO BE UPDATED A BOOTS
B HAS DIFFERENT PART NO & IS NOT A PART OF A/C B SHOES
C BOOTS & SHOES
71) ALTITUDE ADJUSTED FOR AERODROME
HEIGHT 84) TYPES OF ICE
A QNH A TWO
B QFE B THREE
C QNE C FOUR
72) HEAVEY A/C IS MOORED BY 85) INEGRAL FUEL TANK ARE MADE OF
A CABLE A ALUMINIUMA ALLOY
B ROPE B STAINLEESS STEEL
C CHAIN + CABLE C FUEL RESISTANT RUBBER
18. What Type of Modulation can be used in 25. Master caution and warning lights are located
VHF range and above : on the:
a) Frequency (a) lower instrument panel
b) Amplitude b) upper instrument panel
(b)
c) Both (c) overhead panel.
19. The antenna output can be measured by : 26. MTCS regarding Lights :
a) SWR meter a) A White steady light is required of at least 3
b) LC Circuit Candelas
c) Power Amplifier b) The Arc of Landing Light is 11 deg
deg.
c) Angle of Runway Turn Off is 50 degdeg.
20. Nav Light Supply: d) Visible angle of White Tails Lights is 140
a) 28V DC Deg & Wing Nav Lights is 110 DegDeg.
b) 28V AC e) ATA
c) 115V AC
d) Both a) and b) 27. MTCS for Warning and Indicatory Lights:
a) To alert the flight crew to conditions
21. MTCS for Nav Lights : affecting the operation of a/c systems
a) Nav Lights are based on regulations that b) Warning lights alert the flight crew of
define the color, Location and Beam unsafe conditions. Red
Divergence c) Caution Lights indicate abnormal but not
b) Legal Requirement for Night Flying Amber
necessarily dangerous conditions .Amber
c) Are Based on Filament Lamps, d) Indicating or Advisory Lights indicates that
providing steady illumination. a system is operable or a Safe Condition.
d) Wing lamps are 20 W fi lament lamps, Blue /Green
the tail lamp is 10 W. e) All of the above
e) Coloured filters produce the specific
colors and these filters must not shrink, 28. Lights dimming is done by 2 Ways :
fade or become opaque. a) Dimming resistor included in Lt. Circuit
f) ATA
ATA. b) Lens Cap may incorporate IRIS type
Diaphragm which can be opened /closed by
22. MTCS : rotating the Cap.
a) Do not handle strobe tubes with bare c) Lts used for warning don’t include dimming
hands; facility because of Danger of escaping
b) Moisture causes local hot-spots that can notice.
lead to premature failure. d) Power supplies for Warning & Indicator Lts
c) ATA are derived from the DC distribution
system.
23. Color of flight compartment lights is e) ATA
normally white:
a) Reduces the power and heat. Better
Illumination
b) improves contrast on the instruments
c) reduces eye fatigue
d) ATA
29. MTCS about Ice Insp. Or Wing Scan 36. MTCS about Compass:
Lights : a) Mag. Sys. Housed in a bowl, Liquid
a) Recessed into Sides of the fuselage Damping, Liquid expansion compensation
preset to direct lt. beam at required & deviation Compensation
angles. b) Comprised of Annular Cobalt-Steel Magnet
b) Check Ice formation on wing leading attached to light alloy Card(increments of
edges and Eng. Intake 10o
c) Sealed Beam type with Filament Lamps c) Pendulously suspended by an Iridium
of 50-250 Watts. AC/DC type Tipped Pivot resting in a Sapphire Cup
d) Rear Mounted Eng. Lamps recessed into d) Pivot pt. is above Center of Gravity
the trailing edge sections of Wings balanced in such a way as to minimize the
e) ATA effects of Angle of Dip over wide range of
Latitudes (N or S)
30. Short Term Turn indication during turn is e) The Safe distance is measured from the
given by: Centre of a compass to the nearest pt. on the
a) Horizontal Gyro surface of equipment
b) Compass f) ATA
c) Directional Gyro
37. MTCS Compass fluid used :
31. Fuel System operating at 430 should not a) Silicon Fluid to make the compass
have: Aperiodic
a) Contamination b) It also provides Buoyancy, diminishing the
b) Vapour Lock effect of friction and wear.
c) Changes in Volume due temp. are
32. MTCS about Lindbergh Fire Detection compensated by bellows type expansion
system: device, secured to the rear of the bowl.
a) 2 Conductors placed between thermostat d) ATA
b) Gas filled tube with Titanium sending
element 38. Altimeter setting to read Zero at airport :
c) Gas filled tube ambient pressure change a) QFE
due to Temp. Change. b) QNH
c) QNE
33. HF frequency is :
a) 3-30 Mhz 39. TCAS which advisory is crucial:
b) 30-300 Mhz a) TA
c) 300-3000 Mhz b) RA
c) Audio warning saying “ TRAFFIC
34. MTCS about 1 & 3 generation IMA: TRAFFIC ”
a) 1st Gen are CLOSED and 3rd Gen are
OPEN type 40. MTCS for TCAS :
a) TA comes on EHSI
35. SCR are also known as : b) RA comes on EASI
a) Thermistor c) ATA
b) Thyristor
c) Transistor 41. The passenger address (PA) system is
primarily a safety system that provides passengers
with:
(a) In-flight entertainment
(b) Reduced amount of IFE wiring to a seat
position
(c) Voice announcements and chime signals
signals.
42. Audio-video on demand (AVOD)
entertainment enables passengers to: 50. MTCS for ACARS :
(a)) pause, rewind, fast-forward or stop a a) Downlink messages that originate from the
programme aircraft
(b) make phone calls via satellite b) Uplink messages that originate from ground
communication stations
(c) ignore PA system voice announcements c) The ACARS Command, Control and
and chime signals. Management Subsystem consists of the
ground based airline operations
43. Radio waves tend to propagate mainly as d) data rate is low
line of sight (Space Wave) signals in the: e) messages comprise plain alphanumeric
(a) MF band characters
(b) HF band f) ATA
(c) VHF band
band.
51. A method used in modern aircraft for
44. In the HF band radio waves tend to reporting in-flight faults to an engineering
propagate over long distances as: (Ref : A/C and monitoring ground station is:
Comm/ Nav- Tooley) (a) TCAS II
(a) ground waves (b) ACARS
(b) space waves (c) GPS.
(c) ionospheric waves.
52.Light used for separate instrument illumination:
45. Wavelength depends upon : a) Integral
a) Frequency b) Pillar or bridge light
b) Frequency band
53. Eng. RPM, Fuel flow indication shown on :
46. The function of the squelch stage in an a) Primary EICAS
aircraft VHF radio is: b) Secondary EICAS
(a) to eliminate noise when no signal is c) PFD
received
(b) to increase the sensitivity of the receiver 54. Moving MAP shown on IFE:
for weak signals a) Takes from a/c Nav sys
(c) to remove unwanted adjacent channel b) Separate sensor avlb.
interference. c) Does not interfere with a/c Nav.
47. The disadvantage of narrow channel spacing is: 55. IFE power supply comes from:
(a) the need for increased receiver sensitivity a) Must be independent from a/c main
(b) the possibility of adjacent channel power
interference
(c) large amounts of wasted space between 56. MTCS for BITE :
channels. a) Self-test feature built into airborne
equipment as an integral fault indicator
48. The standard for ACARS is defined in: b) a signal flow type test.
(a) ARINC 429 c) assist the avionics engineer with
(b) ARINC 573 troubleshooting
(c) ARINC 724 prev. 597 d) ATA
49. ACARS is a digital data link system 57. Covering of a Position lights should be:
transmitted in the: a) Heat Resistant
(a) VHF range (129-137 Mhz) b) Opaque & HR
(b) LF range c) Transparent & HR
(c) UHF range.
58. MTCS for Angle of attack : 66. IMA in A380 uses which ARNIC :
a) Indicators are connected to alpha sensors a) 629
of a stall warning system b) 429
b) Located adjacent to that indicating c) AFDX
Vertical speed on the EADI
c) Pointer referenced against horizontal 67. SATCOM uses :
Yellow, Green and Red bands, signifying a) Geostationary Satellites
the angle at which stick pusher operates. b) VHF
d) ATA c) HF
64. IMA for Electrical Load and Distributions: 72. Lift depends upon :
a) ELMS a) Angle of attack
b) AIMS b) Wing Shape
c) Card System c) ATA
65. IMA in 777 uses which ARNIC : 73. Fibre optics communication network uses:
a) 629 a) T Junction
b) 429 b) Y Junction
c) AFDX c) Ring Topology
d) Both B & C
74.Modulation which works with HF & VHF: 84. MTCS about Turn Coordinator:
a) AM a) It senses rotation about the Roll & Yaw
b) FM axis
c) Both b) It senses rotation about the Roll & Pitch
axis
75. Flight Management System with Engine c) It senses rotation about the Pitch & Yaw
Thrust: axis
79. The ______ mode used for digital data 89. TACAN beacons transmit in the range:
outside HF system: (a)) 962 to 1213 MHz
a) AM (b) 1030 to 1090 MHz
b) Data (c) 978 to 1213 Mhz
c) CWI
90. DME gives
80. Equivalent Airspeed: (a) range,
a) CAS (b) slant range
range,
b) TAS (c) ground
c) IAS
91. If a DME is in track subsequent loss of signal
81. Max. Deviation of magnetic Compass: will cause the equipment to
a) 2o b) 5o (a) Search
(b) automatically standby
82. A loop antenna is used for: (c) go into memory
(a) VOR and ADF,
(b) ADF and Omega 92. FMS outputs data to :
(c) Omega and VOR. a) EFIS Displays
b) Communication Management Units
83. Above 30 MHz propagation is by: c) Autopilot and Auto throttle
(a) space wave d) ATA
(b) sky wave
(c) ground wave. 93. The essential crew to to FMS is achieved
thru:
a) CDU b) EFIS c) CMS
94. CDU provides a very powerful interface 102. The disadvantage of Short Pitch Field
tool using: wound generator:
a) Mode and Function Keys a) Reduces harmonics in the output voltage
b) Soft Keys b) Reduces armature output Voltage
c) Alpha Numeric Keys Note : Advantages of Short Pitch Coil:
d) ATA • Short Pitching reduces the amount of
copper needed for End Connection
95. In SATCOM what is Spot Beam : when compared with Full Pitched
a) Enable the reuse of the same frequency Coil as can be observed from the
in 2 separate areas at the same frequency figure above.
• They improve the waveform of
96. In SATCOM owing to LOW GRAZING generated EMF i.e. generated EMF
ANGLES coverage begins to downgrade can be made to approximate to a
beyond : sine wave more easily and the
a) Downgrade beyond 800 North& South distorting harmonics can be reduced
Latitude and fades completely beyond 850 or totally eliminated
• They save Copper of end connections
97. NSS (Network Server System ) is for : • They improve the wave form of the
a) Flight crew generated emf
b) Cabin Crew • The distorting harmonics can be
c) Passenger reduced or totally eliminated
d) ATA • Due to Elimination of high frequency
harmonics, eddy current &
98. MTCS regarding IMA : hysteresis losses
a) LRU is better than LRM • are reduced thereby increasing the
b) LRM is better than LRU efficiency
c) IMA uses LRU and used in rack The disadvantages of using short-pitch
winding are that:
99. Servo System :
• the total voltage around the coils
a) Follows the Input Command
is somewhat reduced
b) Correct itself by giving feedback
• Voltage induced in the 2 sides of
the short pitched coil are slightly
100. MTCS for Current Limiter :
out of phase,
a) Slow-Blow Fuse
b) Short delay before metal link melts & • their resultant vectorial sum is
disconnect the circuit less than their arithmetical sum.
c) Made of Copper with higher melting Winding employing Short pitched coils
melting pt. than other fuses. is called Chorded Winding
d) Carry more than its rated Capacity &
carry a heavy overlaod for a short time 103. Lap and wave winding of DC generator:
e) ATA Note : Lap windings is suitable for
comparatively low voltage but high current Generators
101. RMS value of a half wave rectifier is Wave Windings is
10A.Find the RMS value of Full wave used for high voltage low current machines
rectification:
a) 20 A 104.Which light cannot be tested by Ohmmeter?
b) 14.14A a) Halogen
c) 20/^ b) Xenon lamp
d) 40/^ c) Incandescent
d) Fluorescent
105. Cladding material in fibre optics has : 113. Three Basic kind of Instruments:
113.Three
a) Lower refractive index than the core a) Flight, Engine & Navigation
b) Higher refractive index than the core 114. What is absolute Pressure?
c) Same refractive index than the core a) When a force is compared to Total Vacuum