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3MHZ TO 30 MHZ

HF FREQUENCY RANGE

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TRUE

VHF communication is primarily limited by line-of-sight propagation. HF, on the other hand, can use the ionized layers of the upper atmosphere to propagate radio waves over much longer distances.


SO HF FOR LONG DISTANCE

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2.85 MHZ TO 23.35 MHZ

ALLOTED HF BANDS

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VHF

uses conventional AM (with a carrier and two sidebands) primarily because of aviation's established communication standards and operational requirements,

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bandwidth and transmitter power

hf commonly uses SSB to conserve _______ __ ______ ____ for long - distance communication

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2 maximum audio frequency

bandwidth dsb

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1 maximum audio frequency

bandwidth ssb

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complicated

receiver ssb. carrier must be recreated

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no

is dsb power efficient?

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yes

is ssb power efficient?

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selcal

helps ensure that crews do not need to continuously monitor noisy HF channels.

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selcal codes

are uniquely allocated to particular aircraft by air traffic control

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short burst

selcal operates by transmitting a ____ of audio tones.

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tone pulses

Each SELCAL code consists of two consecutive ___

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1 second duration 0.2 second interval

duration of tone pulses and interval

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312.6

selcal tone A

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vdl

used heavily during continental operation

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HFDL

useful for oceanic or polar operation

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phase shift keying

modulation technique of vhf

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phase shift keying

binary signal to be transmitted changes the phase shift of a sine wave character depending upon whether a binary 0 or binary 1 is to be transmitted

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24 BIT

Every aircraft has its own identifier which is a ___ ICAO Address.

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8 bit

once aircraft is logged on, the aircraft is allocated an ___ address code

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Each ground station transmits a “squitter” frame every __ seconds.

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balance modulator

in transmit mode The DSB suppressed - carrier signal is generated using a ?

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in transmit mode The balanced modulator removes the carrier, leaving only the upper and lower sidebands.

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squitter

avoids data collision and ensures reliable communication

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vertical stabilizer

Early aircraft commonly used external wire antennas, typically running from the fuselage to the top of the ?.

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external

However, ___ wire antennas proved unreliable and unsuitable for modern high -speed passenger aircraft.

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probe

Large external ___ antennas are also undesirable due to their vulnerability to static discharge and lightning strikes.

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tailfin mounted antenna

is an effective location for an internal HF antenna.

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notch antenna

uses part of the aircraft structure/airframe as part of the radiating system.

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standing wave ratio

indicates how well a load is impedance -matched to a transmission line.

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hf coupler

matches the HF antenna to the radio across the operating frequency range.

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single side band

What sideband is used for aircraft HF communication?

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sellective calling

What does SELCAL do? -automatic alert that tells the crew, “Someone is calling your aircraft.”

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Phase Shift Keying - 300,600,1200, and 1800 bps

What modulation does HFDL use and what data rates are usually used?

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true

What is the purpose of the HF antenna coupling unit? match the radio to the antenna