Aircraft Systems

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Aircraft Systems
G1000
By Jordan Calpito
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http//www.garmin.com
The Garmin G1000 system is a fully solid-state,
digital, integrated cockpit automation system.
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• The G1000 system is made up of separate but
  integrated control devices known as line
  replaceable units (LRUs). The system is driven
  by updateable software designed specifically for
  the aircraft type.
• The pilot has three interfaces with the system
  The PFD, the MFD, and the Audio Control Panel.
• The LRU approach ensures standardization between
  aircraft and allows mechanics to make discrete
  repairs to complex systems, and the concept
  provides redundancy and system modularity, which
  allows easy updates and helps make maintenance
  easier and quicker.

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G1000 Integrated System Schematic
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PFD Information on PFD is provided by GRS 77
(AHRS) and GDC 74A (ADC)?
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• Failure of GDC 74A
• IAS and TAS
• Altitude and VSI
• OAT

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• Secure Digital (SD) cards are used to load and
  store various G1000 data.
• Aviation Database files from Jeppesen
• Updated every 30 days.
• Terrain Database
• Garmin topography and terrain data.
• Insert into bottom PFD and MFD card slots and
  leave them there.

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MFD The MFD is primarily used for GPS and
navigation
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The MFD can also be used for flight planning,
finding nearest airports, and many other
functions.
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"Computers are useless. They can only give you
answers." (Pablo Picasso)?
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Patterson, Mark. Personal Interview. 28 April
2008 Garmin International, INC. G1000 Integrated
Flight Deck, Pilot's Guide. Kansas 2006 Garmin.
2006. 28 April 2008
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