Data is exchanged with the DSP section through a dual-port RAM. Data is also exchanged with the monitor processor board through a second dual-port RAM. Each processor has a watchdog monitor that monitors expected processor periodic operation. In the absence of such operation, a failure warning is issued.
3 I/O section
_ The I/O section consists of ARINC 429 drivers and receivers, discrete I/O logic and an RS-232C test interface. The I/O section provides the interface with other aircraft systems including the Centralized Fault Display Interface Unit (CFDIU), data loader, control panel(s), displays and the Automatic Flight Control System (AFCS). ARINC 429 inputs are processed by a specially designed ARINC 429 Large Scale Integrating (LSI). This LSI also provides the ARINC 429 deviation signals. External buffers are used to satisfy the ARINC 429 characteristics for the transmitters.
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Monitor processor board The Monitor processor board provides a redundant dissimilar signal processing path for the localizer and glide slope signals from the main DSP. In order to determine if the main CPU section operates properly, the monitor processor calculates the deviation outputs and compares the results against those being transmitted over the ARINC 429 ILS output ports. If the calculations from the two microprocessors are excessively different, the monitor processor asks the DP processor in the main CPU section to set the deviation words to indicate FAILURE. The monitor processor shuts down the output buses if the SSM of the output words does not indicate failure when required.
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Power supply Assembly The 115VAC, 400Hz aircraft power is converted by the power supply into the DC operating voltages required by the various modules within the ILS receiver. A self-contained, high efficiency switching power supply is used to minimize power dissipation. Four voltages (+5, +12, -12 and +28V) are supplied and a power-down interrupt provides advanced notice of a power loss, allowing the processors to temporarily retain their status. The power supply provides a transparency time of at least 200 ms to the ILS.
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Rear interconnect module To prevent High Intensity Radiated Fields (HIRF) from entering via rear connector cables, a HIRF compartment is formed in the rear of the ILS. The signal and power cables are filtered by
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using discrete and distributed filter elements and limiting devices on the rear interconnect module located inside this HIRF compartment.
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Front panel display module The front panel display contains a low power Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) and display drivers. The LCD is used as a fault display and as an operator interface during certain modes. The display is driven by the CPU section of the main processor module. The front panel display also provides user interfaces for test and troubleshooting, including the push-to-test pushbutton switch and the 9-pin D connector.
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