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To be clear, I meant read-only in the sense that a fault in in either recorder should not be capable of interfering with the rest of the plane.
by ozr 3y ago
To be clear, I meant read-only in the sense that a fault in in either recorder should not be capable of interfering with the rest of the plane.
- HWR_14 3y agoSomething physically attached (especially to the electrical system) can always theoretically interfere with the rest of the plane. If there is a fire, is the pilot just supposed to shrug as the plane goes up because he cannot interfere with the black box?
- dale_glass 3y agoOptical isolators exist exactly for this purpose. They're common, cheap, only work in one direction and result in no electrical connections between both sides.