Portable Synthetic Vision System
Portable Synthetic Vision System (PSV) is portable electronic flight and navigation instrumentation system (EFIS), which is fully independent from onboard systems of an aircraft. It includes its own navigation data source and accumulator battery to provide autonomous power supply. PSV is a bring in equipment and can be easily mounted on any type of light aircraft or helicopter.
The PSV equipment integrates all the functions of a modern EFIS in a single compact easy-to-install system. PSV displays all necessary information in easy to interpret way and provides intuitive flight guidance, thus reducing pilot's workload and increasing the situation awareness.
Inertial GNSS-aided navigation system
Operating Ranges | Specification | ||
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Angular velocity | ±250°/s | Interface | RS232 |
Acceleration | ±6g | Update rate | 50 Hz |
Pitch | ±90° | Warm-up time | 30 sec |
Roll | ±90° | Operating temperature | -20..+60°C |
Heading | 0..360° | Shock | 20g (5 ms) |
Input voltage | 10-30 VDC | ||
Type of sensors | MEMS | Power | 1.5 W |
Size | 125×80×57 mm | ||
Weight | 0.7 kg |
Panasonic CF-19 (MIL-STD-810F)
Intel Core Duo 1.06 GHz | Power 60 W |
HDD 80 Gb | Operating temperature 0..+60°C |
RAM 1.5 Gb | Storage temperature -40..+60°C |
RS232 | Weight 2.3 kg |
Brightness 500 nit |
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