Chapter 3.2 - Exam Review Flashcards
What types of radar are used to support Aircraft surveillance by ATC (2)?
- Primary Surveillance Radar (PSR).
- Secondary Surveillance Radar (SSR).
True or False. Primary Surveillance Radar does not unambiguously identify a target Aircraft?
True.
True or False. Secondary Surveillance Radar does not provide good detection capability independent of ‘clutter’ and weather?
False.
(Mode A-C/Mode S) Secondary Surveillance Radar can resolve two Aircraft at the same location?
Mode S.
True or False. A positive attribute of Primary Surveillance Radar is that in operates without an special equipment in the Aircraft?
True.
The frequency band used for Secondary Surveillance Radar is (VHF/UHF)?
UHF.
What variable is used to produce six main operating modes of Secondary Surveillance Radar?
Pulse Spacing.
List three factors which affect transponder reception?
- Shadowing.
- Reflections.
- Second Time Around Error.
How can you tell if your transponder is working properly during normal operation?
The REPLY lamp will flash when responding to a pulse from the ground station.
Name on indication of abnormal transponder operation?
The REPLY lamp will flash when selected to STBY.