Communications: electrical – Aircraft alarm or indicating systems – Land-based landing guidance
Patent
1993-05-06
1996-01-16
Swarthout, Brent
Communications: electrical
Aircraft alarm or indicating systems
Land-based landing guidance
315130, 340642, 340933, B64F 118
Patent
active
054851513
ABSTRACT:
A microprocessor-controlled airfield lighting control and monitoring system having bi-directional communication between the controlling microprocessor and the airfield lights and/or sensors. The system also includes a metal container for the remote control microprocessor and an improved attachment arrangement for the power transistor associated therewith. A DC power supply is connected to the remote controller microprocessor and has an integrated circuit adapted to sense a threshold voltage, which causes the power transistor to short around the associated power source.
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McCorkle Todd E.
Runyon Edwin K.
Weihs Mark E.
Williams Earl R.
Williams Harold R.
ADB-Alnaco, Inc.
Swarthout Brent
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