AAAS

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an electronic device which produces radio waves with an antenna

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Transimtter

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is for transmission of music and speech

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radio- telephony transmitter

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transmission of signals

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radio- telegraphy transmitter

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transmission of moving pictures

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TV transmitter

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Is the transmission of codes.

is an electronic device that receives radio waves and converts the information carried
by them to a usable form

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Code Transmitter

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may be defined as its ability to drive the output transducer to an
acceptable level

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Receiver’s sensitivity

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may be defined as the extent to which a receiver of
differentiating between the desired signal and disturbances at other frequency

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Receiver’s Selectivity

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is the way radio signals are transmitted from one point to another inside the earth’s atmosphere or free space

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radio propagation

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is a radio wave that travels along Earth’s Surface

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Ground Wave

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Used for long distance transmission. It has the ability to strike the ionosphere, be refracted from
it to ground, strike the ground, be reflected back toward the ionosphere..

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Sky wave

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 The propagated wave is direct from transmitting to receiving antenna and does not travel along
the ground. And it is also called line-of-sight transmission disturbances.

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Space Wave

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A communication satellite is placed into synchronous orbit, which means its position remains
fixed with respect to the earth’s rotation

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Satellite Communication

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VLF

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Under water comms

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LF

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30,000 hz- 300,000hz AM radio

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MF

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300,000- 3MHz AM radio

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HF

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3M-30M Hz - AM radio Long distance Aviation Communication

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VHF

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30M-300M Hz - FM

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UHF

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300M to 1B Hz - Fm, Tv, phone, wireless network, blue tooth gps

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SHF

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TV sattelite

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EHF

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Radio Astronomy, full body scanners

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give the capability of tuning all communication radios. The
frequencies are tuned by using the 2 concentric knobs.

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Radio Management Panels

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operates at 118-135 MHz frequency range.

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VHF

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is a digital data link system for the transmission of messages between aircraft and ground stations,
which has been in use since 1978

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ACARS

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ACARS

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Aircraft Communication Addressing and Reporting Systems

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ACARS messages may be of three types based upon their content:

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 Air Traffic Control (ATC)
 Aeronautical Operational Control (AOC)
 Airline Administrative Control (AAC)

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 Records the conversation of pilots and ambiance sound on flight deck every 30 mins.

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CVR

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records the last 2 hours of the flight crew conversations and communications and aural warnings. It records
automatically in flight and on ground when at least 1 engine is running and for 5 minutes after the last engine is shut
down.

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SSCVR solid state cockpit voice recorder

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Avoid static electricity discharging noise and ensure a good quality of radio transmission, without interference.

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static discharger

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wing tip and aileron

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9 per wing; 2 maybe missing

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horizontal stabilizer

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5 per side; 1 maybe missing

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fin and rudder

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5 per side; 1 maybe missing

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flap track fairing

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3 per wing; 1 maybe missing

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2 kinds of static discharger

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typical trailing edge installation
typical tip installation

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allows the flight crew to communicate with flight attendant or
ground personnel.

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interphone system

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The interphone communication system includes:

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Flight interphone
Cabin Interphone
Service Interphone
Passenger service

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ACP There are____Audio Control Panels (ACPs) located next to an RMP. The ACPs control
the channel and volume of transmission /reception.

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Two are located on the center pedestal, a third
one on the overhead panel. In case of a faulty CAPT or F/O ACP, the third occupant ACP can be
selected by a manual switch.

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function makes interphone links between pilots themselves and the ground
mechanic at the jack connection on the external power panel 108 VU.

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flight interphone

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Is made of eight service interphone jacks located around the aircraft to facilitate
communications between personnel during maintenance operations

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Service interphone

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On ground only, The Landing Gear Control and Interface Units (LGCIUs) send a ground signal to
the SVCE INTPH SYS, integrated in the CIDS directors

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Automatic mode

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The SVCE INT OVRD pushbutton, on the maintenance panel, must be pressed. When the SVCE
INT OVRD pushbutton is pressed or when the aircraft is on jacks, a ground signal is sent to the CIDS
directors.

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Manual mode

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Provides communication between Cabin Attendant and flight crew

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Cabin Interphone

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If the Cockpit wants to communicate to the Flight Attendant.

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On the ACP, Push
the ATT Button and On call panel, choose what station they want to call. On
Cabin, the Area call Panel illuminates Blue (Cockpit call)

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If the Flight Attendant wants to communicate the flight crew, On their handset,
push the cockpit pushbutton.

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On ACP, the CAB pushbutton switch illuminates and
has aural warnings on Loudspeaker

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To establish the communication between cabin to cabin.

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On the Handset, the
crew can call any of the cabin station areas: FWD, AFT and AFT R and ALL

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give the capability of tuning all communication radios. The
frequencies are tuned by using the 2 concentric knobs.

Answer 45

The Radio Management Panels (RMPs)