VIRTUAL-LIVE COURSE
As today’s modern airplanes become much more technologically advanced, so must the professionals that maintain them. The advanced avionics and instrumentation systems used in these aircraft rely on various forms of digital databus communication. Understanding digital databus theory is becoming more and more important for avionics technicians, and even A&P mechanics, to effectively test and troubleshoot these highly advanced aircraft systems.
Presented by: Azimuth Aerospace Solutions LLC
Course Goals:
- Digital Databus Theory and Analysis explores several formats of digital data transfer protocols commonly used in aviation RS-232, RS-422, ARINC 429, and an introduction to the MIL-STD-1553 databus.
- Learn integration and wiring considerations for each of these databuses in aircraft installations.
- ARINC 429 word and bit structure
- How to use both a handheld and PC-based databus reader
- Students will be able to read the data being transmitted on a digital databus and interpret the data into useful information.
Virtual Course:
- This course will be presented live online.
- After registering, attendees will be emailed the information needed to connect.
- Attendees will be emailed the course materials in digital format.
- Attendees are required to connect with a web camera.
Cor M.
4.6
The course is excellent for technicians that don't have much experience with databusses.
James P.
5
Excellent class.
Aidan H.
5
good info
Aidan H.
5
very good info
Colin S.
5
I would recommend the course if they want to get an in depth understanding of how aircraft units actually talk to each other and how to trouble shoot it.
Eric H.
5
Highly recommend
Cassandra J.
4.8
This class was very thorough with explaining ARINC 429.
Jamison R.
5
Worth it! After 5 years of wiring databus wires, I know now how to understand what is being sent
Aaron M.
5
William's wealth of knowledge and love of sharing and helping others will bring tremendous knowledge to your workplace and skills for years to come.
Kelly D.
5
great information very useful
Timothy D.
5
Good course to understand the building blocks of data bus for troubleshooting purposes.
Luke P.
5
This is a great course to help you better understand the inner workings of databus lines.
MATT W.
5
Great for intro to avionics, whichever direction you wish to fly! (Copyright 2024, Matt Wein )
Igor H.
5
Must attend if you have any plans to work with databuses and aircrafts.
Paul P.
5
Great course to get you familiar with Databus Theory.
Lex T.
5
I learned exactly what I needed to know.
Carrie F.
5
Well worth your time to get a deeper look behind the data. Could save your shop time and money with just a little deeper look into the data.
Jean-Marc L.
5
Specify that a major part of the training will be dedicated to decifer ARINC labels, binary, hex, octal numbers.
Venessa D.
5
It is a good class for both avionics designers and installers.
Johnathon L.
5
Great class. Very informational on canbus and how to read them.
Benjamin M.
4.6
This class is helpful for those with limited knowledge or no experience with data buses to acquire a good general overview of databuses and their use in aviation. The primary audience the course would appeal to is technicians who want to move past installs and better understand the systems they are working on. For my level of experience, I found it helpful to see how to present this knowledge, and I would recommend my junior technicians take it
Christopher K.
5
Brush up on binary code ahead of time, lol! Lot of math, but it ties in well with understanding the data usage in actual troubleshooting.
Brian D.
5
Very informative class that is presented in an approachable manner.
Yerko L.
5
It is definitely a good course to start troubleshooting communications between airborne equipments.
JORGE O.
5
TAKE THE COURSE, RIGHT NOW...!
Elijah D.
5
Take this class asap
Maddison B.
5
Great way to build an understanding of Databus systems.
Susan H.
5
William always knows his subject, but his explanations and examples for the databuses and the decoding were exceptional.
Brett R.
5
Great overview of data bus systems with practical application.
Jeff W.
4.8
Great basics for someone just starting to learn.
Ian B.
4.8
Explanation of databus protocols, how to convert different number systems, how to operate databus analyzer tool
Jay V.
4.8
Course provides good insight into the digital data we're all having to deal with.
LUIS M.
5
A course beneficial for any avionics technician, that should be taken for a deep dive into digital databus language
Scott H.
4.8
Good course helps with understanding Data Bus Theory
Mathew K.
5
If you are curious about data buses and troubleshoot modern aircraft for a living, you should definitely take this class.
Louis R.
4.6
id say its well worth the time and the information is priceless
Mari B.
5
Great, easy to understand course, gave a good understanding of what the different data transfer types really entails. I have a better understanding of why different data wiring are used between equipment now!
John L.
5
Very informative
Manuel V.
5
Taking this course is WAY better than reading a textbook that will put you to sleep. I strongly recommend it.
LEO K.
5
Great class for general knowledge of the different databus protocols, especially really understanding 429.
Larissa P.
4.6
a must have for every avionics tech and installer!
Stuart R.
4.6
Expect good information but heavy on math and light on real world application
Austin H.
5
The more you know, the easier troubleshooting gets. Being that the ARINC 429 is communicating with all of your avionics, this course is providing the ground work for you to essentially diagnose any fault in any system.
Jim P.
5
This course provides detailed information n how to interpret raw 429 Data
Jason T.
5
Good to troubleshoot & learn in depth avionics
Ryan P.
5
Be sure to have a small amount of familiarity with DD
Andrew M.
5
Great in-depth training for someone who wants to understand better the systems we work with every day.
Justin C.
5
A fantastic deep dive on the "gibberish" I see on the GTN 429 diagnostics. I can speak the language now.
David S.
5
Great - Will recommend my other employees to attend.
Corey R.
4.2
This knowledge is perfect for really expanding capabilities into avionics
Chandler F.
5
Great class, I learned an incredible amount about databus and how computers communicate.
Michael W.
5
Very informative
JuliAnne M.
5
This class was intimidating, but it shouldn't have been. William made everything easy to understand.
Kenneth M.
5
Great course. Worth the time.
Javier Q.
5
Take this information
Ludwig Nicholas L.
5
Excellent primer to material toward a working understanding to otherwise complicated material.
Courtney M.
5
Excellent class, worth taking.
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