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    This document discusses synchronous data transmission systems, also known as synchro systems. It describes four main categories of synchro systems: torque, control, resolver, and differential. Differential synchros are used to detect and transmit error signals representing the algebraic difference or sum of two angular positions. The document provides examples of differential (TDX) and control (CDX) synchro systems. Resolver synchros are used to convert between polar and Cartesian coordinates. The document concludes by describing angle of attack sensors and stall warning systems used in aircraft to alert pilots to impending stall conditions.

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    This document discusses synchronous data transmission systems, also known as synchro systems. It describes four main categories of synchro systems: torque, control, resolver, and differential. Differential synchros are used to detect and transmit error signals representing the algebraic difference or sum of two angular positions. The document provides examples of differential (TDX) and control (CDX) synchro systems. Resolver synchros are used to convert between polar and Cartesian coordinates. The document concludes by describing angle of attack sensors and stall warning systems used in aircraft to alert pilots to impending stall conditions.

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    This document discusses synchronous data transmission systems, also known as synchro systems. It describes four main categories of synchro systems: torque, control, resolver, and differential. Differential synchros are used to detect and transmit error signals representing the algebraic difference or sum of two angular positions. The document provides examples of differential (TDX) and control (CDX) synchro systems. Resolver synchros are used to convert between polar and Cartesian coordinates. The document concludes by describing angle of attack sensors and stall warning systems used in aircraft to alert pilots to impending stall conditions.

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    This document discusses synchronous data transmission systems, also known as synchro systems. It describes four main categories of synchro systems: torque, control, resolver, and differential. Differential synchros are used to detect and transmit error signals representing the algebraic difference or sum of two angular positions. The document provides examples of differential (TDX) and control (CDX) synchro systems. Resolver synchros are used to convert between polar and Cartesian coordinates. The document concludes by describing angle of attack sensors and stall warning systems used in aircraft to alert pilots to impending stall conditions.

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    Synchronous Data-Transmission

    Systems

    Introduction
    As part of the technique of Remote Indicating,
    synchronous data-transmission systems, or synchro
    systems as they are generically known, were
    introduced.
    Synchros consists of transmitting and receiving
    elements which, in varying circuit configurations, are
    now utilized not only in certain engine instruments,
    but also in analogue-type ADC, remote-indicating
    compasses and in flight director systems for heading
    and aircraft attitude sensing.

    Categories of Synchro systems


    Four main categories
    Torque
    Control
    Resolver
    Differential

    Differential synchros
    In some applications its necessary to detect
    and transmit error signal representative of
    two angular positions and in such a manner
    that the receiver element of a synchro system
    will indicate the algebraic difference or the
    sum of two angles.

    TDX synchro system

    3. Differential synchros
    Used to find the error difference between two
    angular positions
    Differential synchros when utilised in torque
    or control synchro system, they are designated
    as TDX and CDX respectively.
    Rotor Rotation
    Clockwise rotation taken as positive
    Anticlockwise rotation takes as negative

    Algebraic Addition

    CDX synchro system

    3. Resolver synchros
    Used to convert
    voltages which represent the
    coordinates into polar coordinates
    Also from polar coordinates to
    coordinates

    cartesian
    cartesian

    Polar and Cartesian coordinates

    Polar to Cartesian Coordinates

    Cartesian to Polar Coordinates

    ANGLE OF ATTACK SENSOR

    AOA sensing
    Wing assumes a stalled conditions.Since it
    occurs at a particular angle rather than a
    particular speed,the critical AOA is also
    referred to as the stalling angle.
    Angle relates to the design of aerofoil adopted
    for wings for any aircraft varies between 12
    and 18 .

    AOA is measured with respect to airflow.


    SWS computer: incoming data from from the
    AOA sensor is processed and compared with
    the allowable stall limit angle which is one or
    two degrees below the critical stall angle.
    The limit angle is computed by taking the
    inputs such as flap position, pitching rate and
    bank angle.

    At the critical AOA ,the wing is unable to


    support the weight of aircraft causing the
    aircraft to descend,which in turn cause the
    AOA to increase further.This is known as stall.
    Stall condition is very dangerous particularly
    at low level flight altitude.

    Stall warning system


    Simplest and adopted in several types of small
    aircraft consists of a hinged vane type sensor
    mounted in the leading edge of a wing so that
    the vane protrudes into the airstream.
    The stall warning system gives warning about
    the incipient stall condition,by alerting the
    pilot even before stall conditions are reached.

    Stall warning system typically comprises of


    1.AOA sensor
    2.SWS computer
    3.Warning indicators
    -stick shaker
    -aural warning
    -stick pusher

    STALL WARNING SYSTEM


    STICK SHAKER SYSTEM

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