Sensors

Sensors are measuring, feedback and signal-generation devices used across aircraft onboard systems for monitoring, control and automation. In helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft, they provide real-time data to indication systems, automatic control units, stabilization equipment, engine monitoring devices, fuel automation, hydraulic systems and onboard diagnostics.

This category includes aircraft sensors, airspeed sensors, angular rate sensors, rotation speed sensors, position sensors, linear displacement sensors, fuel level sensors, pressure sensors, temperature sensors, vibration sensors, load sensors, inductive sensors, electromechanical sensors, strain-gauge sensors and signal sensors. Depending on the aircraft system, a sensor may measure movement, pressure, speed, level, vibration, force, angular position or electrical signal changes required for correct system operation.

Aircraft sensors are widely used on Mi-8, Mi-17, Mi-171, Mi-24, Mi-26, Ka-32 helicopters, as well as An-series aircraft, IL-series aircraft, L-410 and other Soviet or Russian-designed aviation platforms. They may be installed in flight control systems, fuel systems, hydraulic circuits, powerplant monitoring, landing gear systems, rotor-related assemblies, avionics equipment and auxiliary onboard mechanisms.

In maintenance practice, sensors are selected by part number, measured parameter, signal type, output range, connector configuration, installation point and compatibility with the related onboard system. Similar-looking sensors may differ by sensing element, calibration, electrical output, mounting geometry or approved aircraft application, so replacement is usually checked against technical documentation or the installed sample.

Sensors are commonly required during scheduled maintenance, troubleshooting, replacement of faulty feedback channels, avionics modernization, restoration of indication systems, powerplant diagnostics and long-term fleet support programs. In operation, these components work under vibration, temperature changes, mechanical shocks, electrical load variation and long duty cycles typical for aviation use.

Depending on the specific item and customer requirement, sensors may be supplied in factory new, storage-preserved or overhauled condition. For selected positions, technical passports, certificates of conformity, release documents, origin records or available traceability information may be provided upon request.

Aviamisto supplies aircraft sensors, feedback devices, signal sensors and related aviation components for MRO organizations, repair facilities, fleet operators and aviation parts suppliers. Some standard positions may be available from UAE or EU stock locations, while less common sensors are sourced upon request according to aircraft type, part number, measured parameter and technical documentation.