Airborne data server AMOS-B

Airborne data server (AMOS-B) by SPEEL PRAHA Ltd. company is designed to:

  • gather, process, and record information about selected airborne systems of the two-seat jet aircraft L159B with the goal to offer the pilot information about the instant aircraft situation including warnings when the limit values are reached
  • watch and monitor the load on the airframe in the long term
  • record and protect the data designed to evaluate the air crashes
  • watch and monitor the health state of the pilot
  • guide the operator (i.e. the pilot or an engineer) during a preflight preparation of the aircraft using the sequence of defined tasks
  • display a help during evaluation of critical events like tools for effective usage of the data recorded during the pilot's training

The difference from AMOS system for L159:

  • different philosophy and construction of AMOS-B units
  • large saving of cabling thanks to the location of the blocks on the aircraft
  • communication between the AMOS-B blocks along the MIL-STD-1553B bus
  • important increase to the number of analog and digital parameters
  • larger amount of messages displayed on MFD display
  • more detailed monitoring and evaluation of the load on the airframe
  • record values of monitored paramaters and another information for at least 30 hours into the protected memory
  • record two audio channels in length 120 minutes into the protected memory

AMOS-B system consists of the following two parts:

  • cockpit units
    • FDAU-B measuring and control unit
    • LDAU1-B local measuring unit
    • LDAU2-B local measuring unit
    • CVFDR crash data recorder and CAM-159 noise-canceling microphone
    • 2 signalization FSP-B panels
    • 6 separating modules:DCM1 to DCM6

  • ground units which ensure:

    • state testing and calibration of AMOS-B system
    • data transfer of AMOS-B (GSU, PMU) system
    • transfer and evaluation of the AMOS-B system data
    • evaluation of the AMOS-B (GEE, GSU) system data from the following view point:
      • determining the cause of evaluated malfunctions
      • investigation of extraordinary events
      • pilot's work appraisal
      • airframe load data processing
    • data archiving

Communication interface:

  • RS-422

Standards:

  • MIL-STD-1553B
  • MIL-STD-704E
  • MIL-STD-810E
  • MIL-STD-461E
  • MIL-STD-2124A
  • MIL-STD-1629A
  • MIL-STD-38784
  • MIL-HDBK-217F
  • MIL-HDBK-1221
  • MIL-L-85762A
  • TSO-C-123A
  • TSO-C-124
  • ED-55
  • ED-56A

Technical parameters:

Size:

CVFDR: 124 x 129 x 272 mm (305 mm with a beacon)
FDAU-B: 192 x 198,5 x 296 mm
FSP-B: 146 x 32 x 75 mm
LDAU1-B: 127 x 132 x 295 mm
LDAU2-B: 127 x 132 x 295 mm
DCM1 ÷ DCM6: 123 x 68 x 65 mm

Weight:

CVFDR: < 5 kg (5,5 kg with a beacon)
FDAU-B: < 6 kg
FSP-B: < 0,3 kg
LDAU1-B: < 4,5 kg
LDAU2-B: < 4,5 kg
DCM1 ÷ DCM6: < 0,5 kg

Memory size:

CVFDR:

  • for flight data 64 MB
  • for audio recording 120 min

Power supply:

CVFDR: 12 to 33 Vss
FDAU-B: 18 to 32 Vss
FSP-B: 8,5 to 25 Vss
LDAU1-B: 18 to 32 Vss
LDAU2-B: 18 to 32 Vss

Energy input:

CVFDR: maximal 6 W
FDAU-B: maximal 27 W
FSP-B: maximal 6 W
LDAU1-B maximal 14 W
LDAU2-B: maximal 14 W

MTBF:

CVFDR: 10 000 flight hours
FDAU-B: 5 000 flight hours
FSP-B: 20 000 flight hours
LDAU1-B: 8 000 flight hours
LDAU2-B: 8 000 flight hours
DCM1 ÷ DCM6: 20 000 flight hours ( modules 120 000 flight hours)

Service temperature:

-54°C to +71°C

Total technical life of AMOS-B system:

25 years (10 000 flight hours)

Service guarantee:

see technical conditions of the units

The ground evaluation system by SPEEL PRAHA Ltd. company designed for L159B aircraft helps the grounds maintenance team with:

  • copying the flight parameters from CVFDR memory unit using either the (GSU) ground support unit or the (PMU) portable memory unit by SPEEL PRAHA Ltd. company.
  • detailed data processing, evaluation, and browsing
  • long-term monitoring using various program modules included in PANDA system
Software configuration