Display Processor

Display processors are electronic devices used in radio navigation equipment, specifically in the supply class of equipment that is not airborne. These processors are part of the communication, detection, and coherent radiation equipment supply group.

Display processors are responsible for receiving and processing data from various navigation systems, such as GPS (Global Positioning System) or radar. They then convert this data into visual information that can be displayed on a screen or monitor.

The main function of display processors is to provide real-time navigation information to the user. This can include displaying the current position, heading, speed, altitude, and other relevant data. The display can also show maps, charts, or other graphical representations to aid in navigation.

Display processors are essential components in radio navigation equipment used in various applications, including maritime navigation, land-based navigation systems, and vehicle tracking systems. They play a crucial role in providing accurate and up-to-date information to ensure safe and efficient navigation.

In summary, display processors in the supply class of radio navigation equipment, except airborne, are electronic devices that receive and process navigation data and present it in a visual format for users. They are part of the communication, detection, and coherent radiation equipment supply group.