Unit 2 Flashcards
What does the Doppler system measure
Ground speed and drift
This is known as the transmitted energy that undergoes a perceived shift and frequency as the distance between the source and observer changes
Doppler effect theory
When transmitter or receiver is in motion
Single Doppler shift
When both transmitter and receiver are in motion. This is used in aircraft
Double Doppler shift
How many antenna(s) does the Doppler system have
single antenna
How many forward beams and rear beams are there
Two forward beams (positive)
Two rear beams (negative)
If there is an increase in groundspeed what will happen to the forward and rear beams
Increase in positive shift in forward beams and increase in negative shifting rear beams
If there is a decrease in groundspeed what will happen to the forward beams and rear beams
Decrease in positive shift in the forward beams and decrease in negative shift in the rear beams
What affects groundspeed
Headwinds/tailwinds
What affects drift angle
Crosswinds
What navigation system do we use for Doppler
APN–218 Doppler navigation system
At what speed does the APN – 218 lock on
96 knotts
What is the maximum altitude of the APN– 218
70,000 feet
What is the transmit frequency of the APN – 218
 13.325 +/- 0.015 GHz
What LRU controls DVS functions and displays current ground speed and drift angle information. Also has the land/sea switch
Ground speed drift indicator GSDI