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Diese Lernkarten erklären Grundlagen der Funknavigation für Anfänger, darunter VOR-, NDB- und ADF-Systeme sowie deren Komponenten wie Antennen und Frequenzen. Sie beschreiben Funktionsweisen, Störungen und physikalische Phänomene wie Reflexion oder Doppler-Effekt. Ideal für Schüler, um Basiswissen für Flugnavigation oder Funktechnik zu erwerben.
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Which is a suitable length of a simple dipole antenna utilised for 113 MHz?

113 cm

Which of the characteristics below is an advantage of slotted radar antenna as opposed to parabolic antenna?

Less side lobes

Which of teh following antennas is non-directional (nicht ausgerichtet) 

Vertical dipole antenna in the horizontal plane

radio waves: Refraction 

radio waves to change direction when entering a different medium => speed depend son the material it passes

radio waves: Reflection 

when a surface interrupt a radio waves's propagation path => some of the energy pf the radio wave diffuse and part of it is sent back to the transmitter

radio waves: Diffraction

radio wave to be bend around obstacles => New waves from along the wave front

radio waves: Interference 

radio waves of the same frequency superimpose => constructive= result increases the amplitude destructive= result decreases the amplitude

radio waves: Absorption / attenuation 

weaken radio waves => caused by the transformation of electromagnetic energy into other forms of energy , mainly heat

radio waves: Doppler effect 

the radio wave to change frequency => If transmitter and receiver are approached (Convergence) the frequency increases proportional to approach speed ==> if a car approaches to a person, the pitch (audio frequency) becomes higher

Ionosphere 

the numerous layer of electrically charged gas atoms

Ionisation:

when the sun's high energy ultraviolet light waves enter the ionosphere layer of the atmosphere, strike a gas atom and literally knock an electron away from its parent atom

=> When a negative electron is nocked away from the atom, the atom itself becomes positively charged 

recombination 

when free electron and positive ions collide => the positive irons return to their original neutral atom state ==> Afternoon and evening

Ionosphere layers 

60-400 km

D: 60-100:km => ability to absorb low frequency signals

E: 100-180 km ==> actually it si almost gone by midnight

F: 180-400 KM => F1 und F2 = daylight ==> Night only F ==> suitable for HF, long distace transmission 

 

space waves 

radio waves for VHF band transmission and higher ===> worldwide ==> travels directs from antenna to antenna = qui-optical

Ground waves 

surface waves => for MF and lower => along the curvature of the Warth

Sky waves 

Lf and HF ==> sky waves is expected to return to the surface => ski distance

Skip distance:

skip zone: 

Skip distance:  between the trasnmitting antenna and teh first return of teh sky waves ==> affects LF wave = NDB

skip zone: dead space => between the end of teh ground waves and teh first return of teh sky waves 

Which factor determine teh range of a radio wave within the LF/MF band during daytime 

transmitted power and Earth surface condition (ground waves )

Which is the propagation (Vortpflanzung) path followed by radio waves within the VLF (Very low frequency) frequency band 

ground waves during day and night

Vertcal antenna is non-directional. it means?

send in all directions

Weiter der Driecket Waves => space waves ausrechnen 

1.22 * Wurzel Höhe

VDF => ANtenne? Bereich?

VDF: 118 - 136.975 MHz

direction sensitive antenna systen = dipole antenna or adcock ==> (LF/MF) ==> HEUTE NUR NOCH VHF

 

Line of sight ==> Distanz 

Ob es eine Verbindung geben kann ==> Theoretische Reiweiweite des Signals 

 

LoS(NM)= 1.23 \(({ \sqrt{H Transmitter}+\sqrt{H receiver} })\)

 

QDR 

Magnetic Bearing FROM the station ==> MN

QTE

True Bearing from the station ==> TN

QDM

Magnetic Bearing to station ==> Homing ==> MN

QUJ

True Bearing to station ==> TN

QTF

Position ==> information about the position => two or more DF stations are involved and communicate their bearing

quality of bearing (VDF)

A: +/- 2 Grad

B: +/- 5 Grad

C: +/- 10 Grad

D: accurancy below class C 

Which factor may improve VDF operation?

Increasing in altitude

Synchronous transmission to a VDF station by 2 different aircraft can cause 

deflection of measured bearing

 VDF Signals are usually no worse than :

Class B - 5 deg

Abnormal long ranges may be experienced on VDF channels, caused by...

Super refraction of signals in the atmosphere

The VDF antenna can detect aircraft direction and is called

Adcock

In which one of the following circumstances is ground direction finding (VDF) likely to be used to fix an aircraft's position?

The indicator of the ground VDF equipment responds to...

The principle used in VOR bearing measurement is...

phase comparison

An RMI indicates aircraft heading. To convert the RMI bearings of NDBs and VORs to true bearings the correct combination for the application of magnetic variation is...

NDB: aircraft position VOR: beacon position

 An aircraft is flying on a heading of 270° (M). The VOR OBS is also set to 270° with the full left deflection and FROM flag displayed. In which sector is the aircraft from the VOR ground station

NW

If an aircraft flies along a VOR radial it will follow a...

great circle track

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