Which component of the anti-skid system receives input from the wheel transducers?

The control box serves as the central hub of the anti-skid system, processing input signals received from the wheel transducers, which monitor the rotation of the wheels during braking. These transducers detect if a wheel is beginning to skid and send this data to the control box. Upon receiving the information, the control box analyzes the rotational speed of the wheels and determines whether to adjust the braking force accordingly to prevent skidding.

This ability to modulate braking pressure is crucial for maintaining optimal performance and safety during landings, particularly under varied runway conditions. The control box's role in interpreting data and issuing commands to other components of the anti-skid system makes it an essential element in ensuring the system works effectively to enhance aircraft safety.