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Avionics is growing far faster than any other aircraft system but there had been no new text in ten years We were delighted when Dr Albert Helfrick agreed to write a book covering every existing avionics system many still in use after 50 years right up to the latest satellite and datalink technology Each new system is covered the revolutionary 223glass224 cockpit anticollision and terrain avoidance flight management and others To put the industry into perspective he recounts historic experiments of Jimmy Doolittle that proved the feasibility of 223blind224 flight in 1929and launched the industry that was to become 223avionics224 Dr Helfrick is an industry leader He teaches avionics engineering at the world222s most distinguished aeronautical university EmbryRiddle in Daytona Beach FL Almost every airline in the world uses 223TIC224 boxes portable instruments for testing avionics on the ramp designed by Dr Helfrick As any airline passenger knows electronic devices carried on board laptop computers Walkman etc may operate only under certain restrictions In his role as consultant to the FAA Dr Helfrick222s research helped formulate the rules of safe operation Each year he is a seminar leader at the Digital Avionics Conference Principles of Avionics met with quick acceptance on publication Besides its use as a textbook at aviation schools it was adopted by the world222s leading manufacturer of airline and Space Shuttle avionics to provide specialized engineers with a comprehensive view of avionics technology. he CurtissWright Controls Avionics Electronics group CWCAE designs and manufactures rugged data acquisition recording and controller subsystem solutions for the aerospace market t invests heavily in research and development to ensure it maintains t Roundtables. 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