MF Fading is most common at night due to the reception of both sky and ground waves. Frequency at which sky waves should least affection reception is VLF. Skin Effect causes the apparent resistance of a wire to increase as the frequency increases.
MF Fading is most common at night due to the reception of both sky and ground waves. Frequency at which sky waves should least affection reception is VLF. Skin Effect causes the apparent resistance of a wire to increase as the frequency increases.
MF Fading is most common at night due to the reception of both sky and ground waves. Frequency at which sky waves should least affection reception is VLF. Skin Effect causes the apparent resistance of a wire to increase as the frequency increases.
- Wavelength of NDB at frequency of 300kHz is 1000m (f = 300,000,000 / 300,000)
- Wavelength of radio transmitted on 121.95MHz is 2.46m - MF Fading is most common at night due to the reception of both sky waves and ground waves. - Microwave landing system (MLS) uses the centimetric wavelength - Instrument Landing System (ILS) uses the metric wavelength - ADF uses the hectometric or kilometric wavelength. - Frequency at which sky waves should least affection reception is VLF - The skip zone of HF transmission will increase when Higher frequency and higher position of the reflecting ionosphere - High Altitude Radio Altimeter uses decimetric wavelength - By day the Ionosphere consists of 4 layers between 100 and 300km above the earth - Wavelength of radio signal transmitted at frequency of 75MHz is 4m - For Weather radar, the frequency 9375MHz in X Band is preferable to C Band because it better detects clouds contour and range is greater with the same transmission power. - Skin Effect causes the apparent resistance of a wire to increase as the frequency increases. - The VOR uses the metric wavelength. - Minimum airborne equipment required for operation of a VHF direction finder is VHF Transmitter- receiver operating in the 118MHz to 136MHz range - Skip distance is the range from the transmitter to the first sky wave - Radio signal has a frequency of 225MHz and is transmitted through a typical di-pole aerial. For it to work efficiently, the required length of the aerial is 2.3m - What frequency band would a signal 40cm wavelength belong to? UHF - In the propagation of MF waves, the phenomenon of FADING is particularly found at night, due to the combination of the sky and ground waves. - Aircraft transmits on HF from an altitude of 16,000ft to an ATC which has its receiver aerial situated on top of the control tower at a height of 120ft. At what range could the aircraft captain expect to make radio contact? 171.8NM - The low altitude radio altimeter uses the centimetric wavelengths - A Beat Frequency Oscillator is required only when a signal received which is an un-modulated carrier wave - DME uses the decimetric wavelength - In Aeronautics, the frequency range in which the reflection against the ionosphere layers is used is HF