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|a Airport ground navigation systems /
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|b McGraw-Hill Education,
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|a A. Author's profile -- B. Foreword -- C. Preface -- D. Acknowledgements -- 1. Modulation techniques -- The need -- Amplitude modulation -- Single sideband theory -- Frequency modulation (fm) -- Pulse transmission (gaussian pulse) -- Pulse modulation (pm) -- Summary -- Objective questions -- Descriptive questions -- 2. Transmission line and microwave devices theory -- Types of transmission media -- Electrical properties of the line -- Secondary constants of a transmission line -- Characteristics of line of different lengths terminated with different loads -- Voltage standing wave ratio (vswr), reflection coefficient, and return loss -- Resonant and non-resonant lines -- Quarter wave (?/4) line and its uses -- Balanced to unbalanced transformer (baluns) -- Smith chart -- Ultra high frequency (uhf) transmission lines -- Waveguide -- Cavity resonators -- Micro-strip line -- Directional couplers (dc) -- Transmission line bridges -- Microwave hybrid circuits -- Isolator and circulator -- Duplexer -- Diplexer -- Current and power division -- Summary -- Objective questions -- Descriptive questions -- 3. Antenna systems -- Purpose of antenna -- Typical antenna terminology -- Resonant and non-resonant antenna -- Effects of ground on antennas -- Antenna coupling at medium frequencies -- Long wire antenna, folded hf antenna, and butterfly antenna -- Slot antenna -- Slotted cylindrical vor antenna -- Reflection by a perfect conductor normal incidence -- Loop antenna -- Circular arrays -- The counterpoise -- Biconical, discone antennas -- Dme antenna -- The log-periodic antenna -- Driven arrays -- Rotman antenna -- Phased array -- Array fed system -- Summary -- Objective questions -- Descriptive questions -- 4. Wireless beacon system -- Types of beacon -- Fixed non?directive beacons -- Fixed non-directional beacon (ndb) -- Airborne equipment -- Factors affecting ndb coverage and its measurement -- Ndb antenna -- Ndb range -- Variable wireless beacon?vhf omni-range (vor) -- Goniometer -- Description of vor -- Vor error analysis -- Vor signal scattering -- Mathematical interpretation of bearing errors -- Co-planer arrangement of vor antenna -- Remote monitoring and maintenance -- Vor cone of confusion -- Purpose of vor and uses -- Summary -- Objective questions -- Descriptive questions -- 5. Doppler vor (dvor) -- General theory of operation -- Doppler effect at audio frequencies -- Dvor course formation and reflections -- Interference -- Am channel -- Fm channel -- Dvor distributor basic concept -- Dvor antennas and radiation pattern -- Effects of sideband parasitic -- Requirement of blending in the dvor -- Theory of phasing -- Sources of error in dvor -- Basic description of dvor blocks -- Dvor technical description -- Summary -- Objective questions -- Descriptive questions.
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|a 6. Instrument landing system -- Historical background -- Ils waveforms generation concept -- Transmitter and space modulation -- Mechanical modulator -- Principle of localizer (llz) array -- Basic localizer requirement -- Localizer advance concept -- Localizer course structure -- Glide path -- Basic of null type glide path -- Aperture effect on glide path -- Proximity effects -- Glide path advance monitoring concept -- Glide path height ratio -- Localizer antenna -- Rf distribution units (rfdu) -- Alford antenna radiation patterns -- V ring antenna -- Traveling wave antenna (twa) -- Glide path antenna and array -- Vertical plane radiation from carrier and sideband antennas -- Glide path ddm and path width -- Ils accuracy requirements for precision approach -- Ils low visibility conditions and its parameters -- Summary -- Objective questions -- 7. Microwave landing system -- Why mls? -- Need for mls as a replacement for ils -- Mls operational and functional requirements -- Description of microwave landing system -- Mls ground equipment -- Principle of time reference scanning beam (trsb) -- System design considerations -- Power budget considerations -- Siting -- Basic concept of microwave conventional scanning landing guidance system (lgs) -- Power budget -- Ground station -- Elevation case -- Summary -- 8. Transponder landing system -- Why do we need -- Basic description of the tls -- New approach of aircraft landing system -- New approach of tls -- Filtering calculations -- Theory of operation -- Localizer transmission -- Glide path transmission -- Tls components -- Elevation measurement -- Tls operational modes -- Transponder -- Interrogators -- Flight inspection methods -- Merits and demerits -- Summary -- 9. Distance measuring equipment -- Historical background -- Principle of dme system -- Airborne dme transponder -- Choice of operating frequency -- Effect of bunching on distance measurement -- Dme equipment description -- Terrain effect -- Computation for arbitrary course -- Purpose of distance measuring equipment -- Dme antenna -- Use of dme -- Summary -- Objective questions -- Descriptive questions -- 10. Tactical air navigation system -- Historical background -- Basic principle -- Basic approach of electronically switched tacan antenna -- Stepped cardiod bearing generation for tacan -- Non-rotating antenna -- Increased capability in conjugation with vor/dme, tacan and vortac -- Cone of confusion -- Tacan used as approach landing aid -- Tacan signal characteristics and errors -- Summary -- 11. Siting criteria of airport ground navigational systems -- Standards and recommended practices (sarps) -- Siting criteria of non-directional radio beacons (ndb) -- Very high frequency omni range (vor) -- Siting criteria for doppler vor (dvor) -- Siting criteria for ils -- Siting criteria for glide path (gp) -- Siting criteria for marker beacon -- Siting criteria of locator beacons -- Microwave landing system (mls) siting criteria -- Siting criteria for distance measuring equipment (dme) -- Tls siting criteria -- Summary -- A. Glossary -- Definition of navigation aids terminology -- Mls terminology -- Dme -- Instrument landing system (ils) -- Vhf omni range (vor)
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|a Also available in print edition.
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|a Electronic reproduction.
|b New York, N.Y. :
|c McGraw Hill,
|d 2012.
|n Mode of access: World Wide Web.
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|a Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
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|a In English.
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|a Description based on cover image and table of contents, viewed on Apr. 22, 2015.
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|a Airports
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|a Air traffic control.
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|i Print version:
|t Airport ground navigation systems.
|b First edition.
|d New York, N.Y. : McGraw-Hill Education, 2012
|w (OCoLC)1096917010
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