Henrique has graduation in Aeronautical Engineering from ITA - Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica (2003). He worked as Aeronautical Engineer at EMBRAER for 12 yeas and now is the co-founder of LACE, a company specialized in engineering services for the aeronautical and automotive sectors. It also collaborates as co-supervisor of professional master's work at ITA / PEE-EMBRAER (Engineering Specialization Program of EMBRAER in partnership with ITA) as well as for PEE-Safety (PEE focus on air safety). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The proposed research is based in the analysis and development of LiFePO4 batteries to verify its viability for the aeronautical sector, including new vehicles for urban mobility, that uses lighter and more secure cells technology. The project aims to develop means to achieve good results for certification tests (electrical and environmental), required by airworthiness authorities (ex.: A…
According to aeronautics standards, aircraft must be designed to withstand a lightning stike and keep flight-home capability. The increase of electronic systems in aircraft makes routing and shielding solution more complex, raising the demand of surge suppressor that can be installed in the aircraft during later stages of the project. (AU)
The objective of this project is the development of a surge protector device for electrical power distribution systems in aircraft. The surge protector is a type of electrical device that main function is the protection of electronic circuits connected to electrical conductors that are exposed to lightning incidence. The protection drives current levels and voltage in equipment connection…
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