• FAA AC 33.28-2 : 2003

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    GUIDANCE MATERIAL FOR 14 CFR SECTION 33.28, RECIPROCATING ENGINES, ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINE CONTROL SYSTEMS

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    Published date:  12-01-2013

    Publisher:  Federal Aviation Administration

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    CHAPTER 1 GENERAL
            1-1 Background
            1-2 Limitations
            1-3 Definitions
    CHAPTER 2 SECTION 33.28 GENERAL
            2-1 Rule Text
            2-2 Intent of Rule
    CHAPTER 3 SECTION 33.28(a)
            3-1 Rule Text
            3-2 Intent of Rule
                a. General
                b. Airplane Installation and Certification
            3-3 Guidance
                a. Control System Description
                b. Installation Requirements
                c. Operational Requirements
                d. Certification Data Interface Document
    CHAPTER 4 SECTION 33.28(b)
            4-1 Rule Text
            4-2 Intent of Rule
            4-3 Guidance
                a. General
                b. Failure of Aircraft-Supplied Power
                c. Failure of Aircraft-Supplied Data
    CHAPTER 5 SECTION 33.28(c)
            5-1 Rule Text
            5-2 Intent of Rule
                a. Single-Fault Tolerance
                b. Unsafe Condition
            5-3 Compliance
            5-4 Guidance
                a. EECSA General
                b. EECSA Assumptions
                c. EECSA Quantitative Analysis
                d. TLO Implementation Requirements
                e. EECSA Qualitative Analysis
    CHAPTER 6 SECTION 33.28(d)
            6-1 Rule Text
            6-2 Intent of Rule
            6-3 Guidance
            6-4 Electrical Environmental Limitations
                a. Declared Levels
                b. Test Procedures
                c. Pass/Fail Criteria
                d. Component and Software Design Changes
                e. Maintenance Requirements
            6-5 Physical Environmental Limitations
    CHAPTER 7 SECTION 33.28(e)
            7-1 Rule Text
            7-2 Intent of Rule
            7-3 Guidance
                a. Compliance Elements
                b. Software Level Requirement
                c. Software Partitioning
                d. Software Integrity
    CHAPTER 8 INTEGRATION OF ENGINE, PROPELLER AND AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS
            8-1 EEC System Integration Plan
                a. Distribution of Compliance Tasks
                b. Interface Definition & Other Data
                c. Design Change Control
            8-2 Aircraft Functions Integrated into the Engine
                Control System
                a. Integration Activities
                b. Certification Considerations
            8-3 Integration of Engine Control Functions into
                Aircraft Systems
                a. Integration Activities
                b. Certification Considerations
    APPENDIX 1 CERTIFICATION COMPLIANCE DOCUMENTS

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    Gives guidance and acceptable methods, but not the only methods, that may be used by designers of reciprocating engine electronic control systems to demonstrate compliance with Section 33.28 of Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations (14 CFR 33.28), Electrical and electronic engine control systems.

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    Document Type Standard
    Publisher Federal Aviation Administration
    Status Current

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