2a Flashcards

1
Q

What is the purpose of the GPS

A

Position, altitude, speed, precision time

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2
Q

How many satellites provide navigational data to nav sets

A

27

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3
Q

The satellites are arranged in how many rings

A

6

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4
Q

How often do the satellites orbit the earth

A

Twice a day

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5
Q

This segment is used to track satellites. It monitors and controls satellite orbit

A

Ground control segment

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6
Q

The ground control segment updates satellite NAV message every ______ hrs? 

A

24

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7
Q

This segment receives satellite RF signals: Link 1 & Link 2

Calculates 3D position, 3D speed, precise time data

A

User segment

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8
Q

The satellites transmit on two L-Band frequencies-

L1= \_\_\_\_\_MHz 
L2= \_\_\_\_\_MHz
A

L1= 1575.42, L2= 1227.60

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9
Q

This describes the orbital planes of ALL satellites

A

Almanac data

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10
Q

This is data that tells the GPS receiver where EACH satellite should be at any time throughout the day

A

Ephemeris Data

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11
Q

The satellite transmits 2 coded signals-One per millisecond.
On L1 only
Civilian and military
GPS can easily lock onto and acquire it

A

PRN course acquisition code

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12
Q

This broadcast’s on one frequency, Civilians use this

A

Standard positioning service SPS

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13
Q

This is used for the military only

A

Precision code

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14
Q

When the P code becomes encrypted it becomes the ___ code?

A

Y

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15
Q

The P code is transmitted on the L1 and L2. It is for military only. What is the term for this called?

A

Precise positioning service PPS

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16
Q

This code is used in place of the P code for anti-spoofing

17
Q

This type of delay is predictable, include in Almanac Data

A

Tropospheric Delay

18
Q

This type of delay is unpredictable, measure phase shift of L1 & L2 “P” code

A

Ionospheric Delay

19
Q

When a receiver clock is not perfectly synchronized with a satellite clock, what is is it called?

A

Navigation set clock error

20
Q

The term for: Denial of full accuracy

A

Selective availability

21
Q

Searches for satellites based on almanac data

A

Signal acquisition

22
Q

This is stored in critical memory

A

Almanac data

23
Q

Where is Epheremis data displayed

A

Figure of merit

24
Q

What is the principle of operation for GPS

A

Satellite ranging, to accurately provide position data.

25
Q

How many satellites are necessary for aircraft position- Latitude, longitude, altitude

26
Q

What satellite corrects NAV set clock error

A

The fourth one

27
Q

How many elements does an antenna for a GPS contain?

A

7 elements

1 reference, 6 aux elements