System for controlling an aircraft electrical network
A control system and aircraft technology, applied in electrical components, power distribution, aircraft parts, etc., can solve problems such as alternator safety catastrophic events
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[0031] figure 1 Applied to the previous reference shown by the first example Figure 4 The principle of the control system of the invention is described for a known architecture, namely with four distribution boxes LDB1, LDB3, RDB4 and RDB2, and two power electronics boxes LPEB, RPEB.
[0032] The control system that controls the electrical grid and drives the different motors of the aircraft includes several electronic boards, control boards and power supply units. The six electronic boards 60L, 62L, 64L; 60R, 62R, 64R are so-called universal LCMM1, LCMM2, LCMM3; RCMM1, RCMM2, RCMM3, because they are interchangeable (in case of failure of one electronic board, unlike prior art , the functions supported by them can be disabled or loaded into another board, in the prior art each board associated with a given function cannot be reconfigured). The other six electronic boards 66, 68, 70, 72, 74, 76 are called local CIBs and are associated with each of the distribution boxes LDB1...
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