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Old 31st Jan 2010, 13:14
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Brake temp A320

Hello! I have never ever seen the brake temperature on ECAME wheel page lower than +5 deg even when the a/c have been on the ground for a long time with OAT -20 deg. Any ideas?
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The temp range the BSCU can deal with is 0 to 1000 degrees C.

This is down to the output voltage of the Brake Temp Monitoring Units on each gear, they amplify the output voltage of each brake temp sensor to a voltage from 1 to 9V.

The BSCU takes 1v as 0 deg C and 9v as 1000 deg C , at 0 deg C and below there will be no discernable output from the temp sensors so the BSCU defaults to 0.

Any voltage out of this range caused by a short circuit or probe failure will show XX on the lower ECAM DU.
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thank you, Fargoo!
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