Accession Number:
ADA043907
Title:
FAA Lightning Protection Study: Lightning Protection Requirements for Wilcox Mark I/D Instrument Landing System.
Descriptive Note:
Final rept. May 76-Apr 77,
Corporate Author:
ROME AIR DEVELOPMENT CENTER GRIFFISS AFB N Y
Personal Author(s):
Report Date:
1977-05-01
Pagination or Media Count:
127.0
Abstract:
The purpose of the Lightning Protection Study is to determine the degree of susceptibility of the Federal Aviation Administration Electronic systems to induced electromagnetic pulse effects due to lightning, and to propose protective devices adequate for low voltage electronic systems. This report covers the investigation of the protection required for one specific equipment, the Wilcox Mark ID. The report consists of four chapters describing the lightning protection requirements, the types of susceptible components and methods used to determine their withstand capabilities and, finally, recommendations for specific protection devices and circuitry. Appendices include a cross reference to the equipment manuals, characteristics of leadless transient suppressors and a bibliography of other sources used for reference. Author
Descriptors:
- *INSTRUMENT LANDINGS
- *LIGHTNING ARRESTERS
- *GLIDE PATH SYSTEMS
- HAZARDS
- VULNERABILITY
- LIGHTNING
- PROTECTION
- FLIGHT INSTRUMENTS
- RADIO TRANSMITTERS
- ULTRAHIGH FREQUENCY
- ELECTROMAGNETIC PULSES
- ELECTRIC CABLES
- ELECTROMAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY
- DIRECTIONAL ANTENNAS
- ANTENNA COMPONENTS
- GLIDE SLOPE
- AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL TERMINAL AREAS
Subject Categories:
- Electrical and Electronic Equipment
- Air Navigation and Guidance