Brakes

Very early aircraft have no brake system to slow and stop them while on the ground. Instead, they rely on slow speeds, soft airfield surfaces, and the friction developed by the tail skid to reduce speed during ground operation.

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Exciters

There are three components of a turbine engine ignition system: the exciter, the ignition lead, and the igniter. The exciter takes input current from the aircraft electrical system, steps up the voltage, and delivers a high voltage output signal through the ignition lead to the igniter.

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Oxygen Masks

Aircraft oxygen delivery systems come in three main types: continuous flow, diluter demand, and pressure demand. Each type is designed to meet specific altitude and oxygen conservation requirements.

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Propeller Governors

A governor is an engine rpm-sensing device and high-pressure oil pump.

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Starter Generator

Generally, Starter Generators are used on turboprop, helicopter, and light jet aircraft serving the commercial and military markets and are self-excited machines incorporating four main poles and four interpoles.

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Wheels

Aircraft wheels are an important component of a landing gear system. With tires mounted upon them, they support the entire weight of the aircraft during taxi, takeoff, and landing.

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