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Avionics are the electronic systems used in [[spacecraft]], [[aircraft]], and other [[Grav vehicle|aerial vehicles]]. Avionics packages link, coordinate and manage the vessels [[Communications Equipment|communications]], [[Ship Sensor Suite|sensors]], navigation, displays and data. | Avionics are the electronic systems used in [[spacecraft]], [[aircraft]], and other [[Grav vehicle|aerial vehicles]]. Avionics packages link, coordinate and manage the vessels [[Communications Equipment|communications]], [[Ship Sensor Suite|sensors]], navigation, displays and data. | ||
* The integrated nature of avionics allows rapid reactions and increased performance. | * The integrated nature of avionics allows rapid reactions and increased performance. | ||
| − | * Avionics | + | * Avionics are similar to [[Multiplexer]]s in their function. |
Different avionics configurations are noted: | Different avionics configurations are noted: | ||
Revision as of 22:36, 7 October 2018
Avionics encompass and integrate a variety on onboard systems.
- It is a kind of Ship Equipment.
Description / Specifications
Avionics are the electronic systems used in spacecraft, aircraft, and other aerial vehicles. Avionics packages link, coordinate and manage the vessels communications, sensors, navigation, displays and data.
- The integrated nature of avionics allows rapid reactions and increased performance.
- Avionics are similar to Multiplexers in their function.
Different avionics configurations are noted:
- Flight avionics
- Terrain-following avionics
History & Background / Dossier
Avionics permit rapid Nap-of-surface (NOS) flight, enabling the craft to perform complex maneuvers at relatively high speeds at extremely low altitudes.
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