Mark VII EGPWS
Overview
Mark VII enhanced ground proximity warning system (EGPWS) accepts a variety of aircraft parameters as inputs, applying proprietary alerting algorithms and providing the flight crew with aural alert messages, visual annunciations and a display of terrain. Mark VII interfaces with our optional bi-axial accelerometer if inertial reference system (IRS) or attitude heading reference systems (AHRS) inputs are not available.
Specifications
Key Differentiators
- Features & Benefits
- Altitude callouts of height above terrain or field elevation during final approach
- Auto pop-up change from radar to terrain display in the event of a terrain alert, reducing pilot workload during
- Geometric altitude algorithm overcomes barometric altimetry limitations, like cold weather operations
- Optional 8-channel or dual 12-channel internal global positioning system (GPS) card
- Peaks display depicting the highest and lowest elevation terrain within the display range at any altitude
- Provides visual and aural warnings of impending wind shear
- Radar autotilt allows the EGPWS to provide terrain elevation data to compatible radars for controlling the tilt of the radar antenna during its scan
- Reduced nuisance alarms to increase pilot confidence
- Runway field clearance floor (RFCF) protects against inadvertent landings below airport runway thresholds at airports that are much higher than surrounding terrain
- SmartRunway and SmartLanding protect against runway incursions and excursions
