What voltage and amperage does the STARTER/GENERATOR provide?

The STARTER/GENERATOR typically provides 28 volts direct current (DC) with a capacity of 300 amps. This voltage level is standard in many aircraft systems, allowing for efficient power distribution to various components. The amperage rating indicates the maximum current that the starter generator can supply, which is crucial for starting the engine and supporting electrical loads during operation.

The 28 volts ensures compatibility with most aviation electronic systems, promoting safety and reliability. The 300 amps capacity is designed to handle the high current demands during the initial engine start, ensuring that the engine can crank effectively even under adverse conditions. This combination of voltage and amperage supports the performance required in aviation applications while remaining within safe operating limits for the electrical components involved.