3D155 Volume 3 URE Flashcards
what is the transmit frequency range of the AN/GPN-30 primary surveillance radar (PSR)?
2700-2900 MHz
what is the AN/GPN-30 digital airport surveillance radar (DASR) target range in a normal configuration for the primary surveillance radar (PSR)?
60 nautical miles
how long is the AN/GPN-30 digital airport surveillance radar (DASR) chirp transmitted pulse width?
89 usec
what two types of polarization are available in the AN/GPN-30 primary surveillance radar (PSR)?
circular and linear
how many interrogator groups does each monopulse secondary surveillance radar (MSSR) site have?
two
the transmitter center frequency for the monopulse secondary surveillance radar (MSSR) is
1030 MHz
what is the center frequency of the AN/GPN-30 monopulse secondary surveillance radar (MSSR) receiver?
1090 MHz
The AN/GPN-30 monopulse secondary surveillance (MSSR) intermediate frequency (IF) is
60 MHz
at what range does the AN/GPN-30 primary surveillance radar (PSR) perform beam switching from high beam to low beam?
6.5 nautical miles
In the AN/GPN-30 DASR, what is the purpose of the two processing channels in each receiver/exciter/signal data processor (REX/SDP)?
process target and weather returns separately
what happens to the AN/GPN-30 primary surveillance radar (PSR) weather port returns when switching from linear to circular polarization?
8 dB gain
what are false reports that occur because of discontinuities in the air, such as a temperature inversion?
anomalous propagation
which AN/GPN-30 primary surveillance radar (PSR) feed horn is used for receive only?
high beam
what is the purpose of the AN/GPN-30 primary surveillance radar (PSR) high beam feed horn assembly?
reduce ground clutter
what subassembly houses the AN/GPN-30 digital airport surveillance radar (DASR) weather beam switch?
antenna assembly
user interface to the AN/GPN-30 digital airport surveillance radar (DASR) system via an operator’s terminal is provided by two
site control and data interfaces (SCDI)
in the AN/GPN-30 digital airport surveillance radar (DASR), what prevents you, the technician from having to reload software in the event of a power failure for up to 20 minutes?
uninterruptable power supply (UPS)
how many modes is the monopulse secondary surveillance radar (MSSR) capable of interrogating?
4
In the secondary surveillance radar system, the proper pulse spacing for Mode C s
21 usec
what is the pulse spacing of a Mode B interrogation in the secondary surveillance radar system?
17 usec
what is the pulse spacing of p1 to p3 in a mode 3/a interrogation in the secondary surveillance radar system?
8 usec
in traditional beacon radar, during transmit, p2 is radiated out of he control radiation pattern and used for interrogator side lobe suppression (ISLS) for what is this pattern used for during the monopulse secondary surveillance radar (MSSR) receive cycle?
receiver side lobe suppression (RSLS)
what is the main radiation pattern for the monopulse secondary surveillance radar (MSSR)?
sum
in the AN/GPN-30 monopulse secondary surveillance radar (MSSR), what process compares the phase and amplitude of the Sum and Difference receive radiation patterns?
monopulse azimuth determination
what is the phase relationship of Sum and Difference at the output of the hybrid ring in the monopulse secondary surveillance radar (MSSR) if the target is right of boresight?
sum lags difference by 90 degrees.
the major components of the monopule secondary surveillance radar (MSSR) interrogator are the
transmitter, receiver, tracker, and plot processor
when speaking of the monopule secondary surveillance radar (MSSR), the sum, difference, and control patterns are created by the
large vertical aperture (LVA) antenna
upon detection of an interrogator fault in the operating channel, which monopule secondary surveillance radar (MSSR) unit switches to the standby interrogator channel?
RF changeover unit (RFCO)
the airborne unit that responds to monopulse secondary surveillance radar (MSSR) interrogation pulses is the
transponder
the specialized test set used to maintain the monopulse secondary surveillance radar (MSSR) is the
monopulse beacon test set (MBTS)
what is used to check monopulse beacon test set (MBTS) performance?
built in test (BIT) module
what is the name of the operating system standard terminal automation replacement system (STARS) is built on?
UNIX
unix was originally created by
at&t’s bell labs division
unix was originally developed to improve the performance of
a computer game
a good example of open source software is
unix
unix is composed of what two parts?
the kernel and the shell
the cor of the unix operating system that controls the hardware resources is the
kernel
the component of unix that provides an interface between the user and the system core is the
shell
the three levels of unix permissions available to users are
user, group, and other.
the function of the standard terminal automation replacement system (STARS) central support complex (SCSC) is to
provide centralized software and hardware development
what is one activity of the system central support complex (SCSC)?
distribute software to operational support facilities (OSF)
how many regional operational support facility (OSF) sites support both federal aviation administration (FAA) and DOD standard terminal automation replacement system (STARS) sites?
nine
one purpose of a standard terminal automation replacement system (stars) operational support facility (osf) is to
develop sos site specific adaptation data for software releases
which standard terminal automation replacement system site provides the automation of air traffic data to support air traffic control (ATC) within the dod radar approach control (RAPCN) and the federal aviation administratino (fa) terminal radar approach control (TRACON) terminal control areas?
stars operational site (SOS)
the standard terminal automation replacement system (StARS) system replaces
PIDP II, DBRITE, and ARTS
the standard terminal automation replacement system (STars) tracks up to 1350 aircraft and covers and area of how many square nautical miles?
400
the core of the standard terminal automation replacement system (STARS) air traffic control operation that accomplishes radar data display, operator interaction, and data recording is the
terminal automation substation (TAS)
how many types of workstations are used in standard terminal automation replacement system (StARS)?
four
how many different types of displays, or monitors, can be used with standard terminal automation replacement system (STARS)?
five
what is the resolution of the sony data display monitor (DDM) or terminal controller workstations (TCW)?
2048 by 2048.
what is the monitor display area of the sony data display monitor (DDM) or terminal controller workstation (TCW)?
19.6 by 19.6 inches
operational adjustments and alignments of the sony data display monitor (DDM) are made by
a remote controller
what is used for easy identification of sony data display monitor (DDM) modules?
letter designators
where is the sony data display monitor’s circuitry required to direct and guide the electron beam?
deflection yoke.