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RTCA SC-135 and EUROCAE WG-14 Change Proposal Form (One major comment per form. Shaded blocks for committee use only.) SC-135 Paper Number: Date: DO-160E Section: Rev F #540C 4-Apr-06 16 Author’s Name, Affiliation, and E-mail: Paragraph: Page: Paul Schwerman/ Honeywell/ 16-1 16.2 [email protected] Reason for Change: Many Section 16 tests need tolerances on the voltages. For ease of use, I recommend placing a standard tolerance at the beginning of the section. The voltage tolerance was picked as a percent of nominal to solve the issue of "what is 1% of 0 V." Proposal Disposition: Accepted As Written Withdrawn Accepted As Modified Rejected Other Rejection Reason: Proposal Deferred To: RTCA SC-135 Concurrence EUROCAE WG-14 Concurrence Proposal Disposition By: Date: Revise From: 16.2 Equipment Categories Test designation for equipment consists of: Category reference: - For ac equipment: A(CF), A(NF) or A(WF) - For dc equipment: A, B, or Z Followed by an additional letter for ac equipment only to indicate if the equipment has to be submitted to ac harmonic tests (letter H) or not (letter X). Revise To: 16.2 Equipment Categories Test designation for equipment consists of: Category reference: - For ac equipment: A(CF), A(NF) or A(WF) - For dc equipment: A, B, or Z Followed by an additional letter for ac equipment only to indicate if the equipment has to be Proposal Page Number: 1 of 2 SC-135 Change Proposal Form Rev C submitted to ac harmonic tests (letter H) or not (letter X). Unless otherwise specified in the controlling equipment specification or in the DO-160 test procedure: For nominal voltages greater than or equal to 100V ac or dc, all input power voltages shall be held to within +/- 1.0% of the nominal operating voltage, (i.e. 0 V ac on a 115V system is 0 V +/- 1.15V ac.) For nominal voltages less than 100V ac or dc, all input power voltages shall be held to within +/- 2.0% of the nominal operating voltage, (i.e. 0 V dc on a 28V dc system is 0 V +/- 0.56 dc.) All time durations shall to be held to within +/- 10% of the specified amount All rise and fall times shall be less than 1.5 msec between the 10% and 90% points of the actual voltage transition. All frequencies shall be held to within +/- 1.0% of the specified value. Note: These tolerances are for the purpose of applying standard test procedures to the equipment under test and do not reflect the actual tolerances of the aircraft power source. As Modified Text: Action items: 1. An issue to a +/- 2% voltage test is low line 28V testing. This will be fixed in a separate change proposal to be a +0/-1% test. The +/- 1% tolerance on 115V testing is not an issue according to both Boeing and Airbus. 2. 16.5.1.7 needs to have a tolerance added to the 0.2V dc offset. This will be fixed in a separate change proposal to be a +2/-0% test. Proposal Page Number: 2 of 2 SC-135 Change Proposal Form Rev C