Test Your Knowledge About Aircraft Avionics Systems! Trivia Quiz

The IVSC normal operating state is entered after the completion of the IVSC Bit. This suggests that there is a specific process or procedure called the IVSC Bit that needs to be completed before the system can enter its normal operating state. Without this completion, the IVSC will not be fully functional and may not be able to perform its intended tasks.

The pilots or ops officer are responsible for loading the data cartridge. This implies that they have the necessary knowledge and training to handle the task efficiently. They are likely to be familiar with the specific requirements and procedures involved in loading the data cartridge, ensuring its proper functioning during the flight or operation. This responsibility is typically assigned to them due to their direct involvement in operating the equipment or systems that utilize the data cartridge.

The correct answer is 900. This means that the IVSC interface can connect and monitor 900 wired inputs. This indicates that the IVSC has a high capacity for connecting and monitoring a large number of wired devices or sensors.

The UDTC (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Data Transfer and Control) will retain information stored in its non-volatile memory for a period of 3 months without being inserted into the aircraft. This means that the data stored in the memory will remain intact and accessible for up to 3 months, even if the UDTC is not connected or used with the aircraft during that time.

The subassemblies IVCS A2&A4 are powered only in the air.

The power needed to run the IVSC backplanes is 28 vdc. This means that a direct current (dc) voltage of 28 volts is required to operate the backplanes.

The correct answer is 256 MB. This indicates that the mass memory portion of the DTU/MM has a memory capacity of 256 megabytes.

IVSC B2 provides the canopy monitor function.

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