Review Flashcards

1
Q

The movement of a vehicle either towards or away from a vehicle

A

Relative Motion

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2
Q

What is the frequency of a K-Band Radar

A

24.15

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3
Q

What is the frequency of Ka Band?

A

33.4 - 36.0

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4
Q

The three things which prevent a radar from continuing to travel forever?

A

Reflected

Refracted

Absorbed

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5
Q

Can be the main event that causes a crash?

A

Speed

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6
Q

Metal devices used to check radars?

A

Tuning Forks

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7
Q

The rapid swinging of a radar unit antenna causing an incorrect reading

A

Scanning Effect

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8
Q

The pointing of the antenna of the radar device toward the counting unit, causing an incorrect reading

A

Panning Effect

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9
Q

Court acceptance of a scientific fact

A

Judicial Notice

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10
Q

Driving too fast where the radar can not keep up

A

Batching

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11
Q

radar hits the back of a large moving slow vehicle instead of the ground

A

Shadowing

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12
Q

Covers all rules about radar

A

15-B

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13
Q

New Jersey v. Dantonio

A

D for Doppler

Explained the Doppler process in court

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14
Q

Connecticut v. Tomanelli

A

T for Tuning forks

Importance of using tuning forks to test a radar device

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15
Q

Honeycutt v. Commonwealth

A

requires that a law enforcement officer be able to set up, test, and read a stationary radar device.

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16
Q

State v. Hanson

A

Officer must have sufficient training in and experience using moving radar.

17
Q

Basic computation and function when operating opposite direction moving radar

A

TC = CS - PS