What is the amp output of the in-flight Engine Driven Generator with one generator inoperative?

The in-flight Engine Driven Generator of the Dassault Falcon 7X is designed to provide a specific amount of electrical current, measured in amps, to power the aircraft's systems. When one generator is inoperative, the remaining generator can still deliver a reliable output to meet essential power demands.

In the case of the Falcon 7X, the normal amp output of a fully operational engine-driven generator is 600 amps. However, when operating with one generator out, the output capability is adjusted to prevent overloading the functioning generator. Therefore, the maximum output of the remaining generator is rated at 500 amps to maintain system stability and ensure the safety and reliability of all electrical systems while in flight.

This rating takes into consideration the need to provide sufficient power while also managing the load effectively with only one generator in operation, ensuring that critical systems remain supported without risking the failure of the lone generator.