Yes, you can SAY that, but every time it comes for you to include it's effect in your calculations, it seems to go missing.
I've explained no less then 15 times exactly how the DFDAU works and how time multiplexing works. Your inability to understand either is no longer my problem.
Time multi-plexing? You mean serial data multi-plexing? The time is not the
only parameter of data that is mutli-plexed.
Is this your pathetic attempt at turning my questions around on me because you can't answer them? You are the one making claim s. If you can't back them up, you lose.
THis coming from the guy that hasn't posted an ounce of math, or tech.,
to show his t1-t5 theory?
Wow, look, there you go FORGETTING about the DFDAU again. Shocking. Your statement, by the way, is false. The "system" is not designed to do anything in 500ms. Certain parts of the system are designed to do certain things in 500ms, yes. When you ADD UP all the times of all the different parts, you get much more then 500ms. I've already showed you the equation. STILL WAITING for you add up those times.
Anti, is the cockpit instrumentation post DAU, or pre DAU?
Is the FDR pre, or post DAU?
Hint: Answer is the same for both. You have a 50% chance of getting it
right.
FYI: Both the instrumentation and FDR share the same power
bus and data bus.
Hint #2: The cockpit instrumentation displays sensor info in real time.
What's really ****ing truly amazing is I gave you the exact equation about 15 pages ago. I've drawn you picture. And yet you are still completely and utterly incapable of making a list of the 5 times and give an estimate for each of them. If you actually knew what you were talking about, and could actually understand the data sheets (and tutorials, ha ha) that you were reading, you'd have done that 10 pages ago.
What's really amazing is I've produced six examples of MFG documentation
explaining that CPM is recorded within 500 msec.
Last chance to clue in: If the pilot can view the sensor info in real time
after all of that processing, what makes you think the FDR can't store
the data at least as quickly? There's nothing to process in form of
displays in the data recorder, correct?
Think of what the DAU throws out to the instrumentation, and think about
what the instrumentation must do with that data to display it on a screen.
Think about how that same data is written to the FDR.
You're asking quite a bit from me I'm sure you're aware. It will take time
to find the processing time of sensor to interface to DAU to FDR.
All I have right now is RAD ALT info. I'll link up the site later/tomorrow
when I dig through my folders.
Off the top, the triple RADAR altimeter tx/rx radio info is:
2 * distance (altitude) / speed of light
