Aircraft Electrical Wiring Monitoring System
Résumé
The cumulated lengths of electrical cables continuously increases in aircrafts and trucks: now up to 10
kilometers in a modern truck, 40 km in a helicopter or in a fighter aircraft and 500 km in a modern civil
transport aircraft such as A380. Electrical wiring is a critical part in the nominal operation of a system. The
importance of the wired network has thus grown to the same level as the systems it is connected to [1].
Regarding the increasing complexity of the electric system (increase in the number of electric loads, in the
supply voltages), the regulation authorities (FAA, Federal Aviation Administration and EASA, European Aviation
Safety Agency ) now require to consider aircrafts’ electrical wiring as a system on its own, named EWIS
(Electrical Wiring Interconnection System).
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