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الخميس، 9 أغسطس 2018

ADS-B Certification: What Your Aircraft Needs For It To Certify

By Henry Cooper


In the aircraft industry, the term ADS-B is becoming more and more popular. Pilots used the terms but very few know what it really is. And since the term might be the most important technological change especially for pilots in the coming of decades, it is only right to give the basic understanding for them. Today we will talk about ADSB certification and the things we need to know about them.

The region A of this article is composed of every definitions that this new technology is using. The part defines every necessary things that are required inside the blimp. The region includes the ADS-B Out, NACp, NACv, NIC, Position Source, SIL, SDA, and Total Latency.

This new development allows full network-wide surveillance coverage. And this full coverage makes the management of the air traffic so much better. ATC will have an easier way to determine the aircraft that are in need of assistance like a request for an emergency landing. This development leads to the next benefit that the methodology is giving us.

Every letter of the word stands for something more descriptive. We will talk briefly about each letter to give us more understanding of what really this new system is all about. You might be thinking that these letters are only confusing, but actually, they stand up for something really descriptive about this latest technological development within the aircraft industry. Let us learn each of them below.

Section D defines the Minimum Broadcast Message Element Set for the ADS-B Out. It states that the blimp must broadcast the information stated within the TSO-C166b or TSO-C154c. These include the length and width that the aeroplane has, an indication of both the latitude and longitude of any plane, the barometric pressure altitude, velocity and other thongs.

This methodology is also environment-friendly. It reduces carbon dioxide waste that older technology is actually producing. That would be amazing news for the environmentalists out there.

Next, we will have a letter S that stands for surveillance. This means that the framework is a surveillance technology that allows the Air Traffic Control (ATC) to watch the movements of the airplanes. Well, surveillance is keeping an eye on a certain target, and in our case, it is keeping our eyes on the air movement.

Section G discusses the integrating via reference. The specifications prescribed in this region are integrated by reference with the consent from the Director of the Federal Register Office. It requires the copies of the Technical Standard Order and the copies of region B. This office is tasked to check if the aircraft passes all the required specifications stated in the piece.

We now have a glimpse of all the possibilities that ADSB is capable of doing. But we will have to wait a little while before the system would be globally accepted as the modern means for a much-improved flight experience. And with the certification, safer flights would be made more accessible.




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