Airworthiness Directive 2015-09-07¶
Federal Aviation Administration. (2015). Airworthiness Directive 2015-09-07: The Boeing Company Model 787-8 Airplanes.
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- Integer Overflow
- The Boeing 787 power-cycle requirement at 248 days was a software counter internal to the generator-control units that would overflow and send them into failsafe mode.
This sourceThe FAA airworthiness directive mandating repetitive power deactivation because a software counter internal to the 787's generator control units overflows after 248 days of continuous power and sends them into failsafe mode, risking loss of all AC electrical power.
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- The Boeing 787 power-cycle requirement at 248 days was a software counter internal to the generator-control units that would overflow and send them into failsafe mode.
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