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NOT GATE
− If the input to the gate is Logic 1, then the
output is NOT Logic 1.
− The gate can be constructed with transistors NAND GATE
and resistors to yield this electrical logic every − Combination of an AND and NOT gate.
time. − If a Logic 1 output is to exist from NAND gate,
inputs A and B must not both be Logic 1. Or, if
a NAND gate has both inputs Logic 1, the
output is Logic 0.
BUFFER GATE
− A gate with the same output as the input.
NOR GATE
− If there is to be a Logic 1 output, or output
voltage, then neither input can be a Logic 1 or
have input voltage.
AND GATE
− For an AND gate to have a Logic 1 output,
both inputs have to be Logic 1.
EXCLUSIVE OR GATE
− When either of the inputs is Logic 1, the
output is Logic 1. But if both inputs are Logic
1, the Logic 1 output is excluded of Logic 0.
AMT 311 ELECTRONICS SEMIFINALS REVIEWER RAJCV
Synchro Systems
− Autosyn
− Selsyn
− Magnesyn
DC SELSYN SYSTEMS
− Consists of a transmitter, indicator, and
connecting wires.
Transducer
− An electric device which converts the differing
position of the physical flight control surface in
to a variable electric output signal that can be
processed by the controller.
AC SYNCHRO SYSTEMS
− AC Magnesyn System use permanent
magnet motors.
− AC Autosyn System uses electromagnets,
Linear Variable Differential Transducer rather than permanent magnets.
− Converts the linear motion into the electrical
signal.
Synchro Systems
− an electric system used for transmitting
information from one point to another.
− used as remote position indicators for landing
gear, autopilot systems, radar, and many
other remote-indicating applications.
AMT 311 ELECTRONICS SEMIFINALS REVIEWER RAJCV
INDUCTANCE TRANSMITTERS
− Used in older instruments, acceleration
sensors, and air data computers.
− Uses inductance windings similar to a synchro
but the shape and spatial location is that of a
letter “E”.
CAPACITANCE TRANSMITTERS
− Used on aircraft to transmit condition.
− Most often in transport category aircraft fuel
quantity systems.
− It depends on three factors: area of its plates,
the distance between the plates, and the
dielectric constant of the material separating
the plates.