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7. MLS

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  1. 1what is an MLS based onTRSB
  2. 2TRSBtime reference scanning beam
  3. 3how is the position of the AC calculatedby measuring the time between two successive passes of a scanning beam
  4. 4for the AC position to be calculated what do you need to ensure you know about the beamits angular speed and coverage area
  5. 5name the antenna involved in an MLS-approach azimuth
    -back azimuth
    -approach elevation
    -precision DME (P-DME)
  6. 6MLSmicrowave landing system
  7. 7what is the frequency band associated with the MLS5031 - 5091 MHz (SHF)
  8. 8what can be said about the azimuth and elevation transmitters in regard to the frequencythey both will transmit on the same frequency, but will never transmit at the same time
  9. 9have many useable MLS channels are there200
  10. 10How are the MLS channels numbered500 to 699
  11. 11what is the MLS horizontal coverageat least 40˚ each side of the centreline up to 20nm
  12. 12what is the MLS vertical coverage15˚ up to 20000 ft AGL
  13. 13what is the MLS back beam horizontal coverage40˚ each side of centreline up to 10nm
  14. 14what is the MLS back beam vertical coverage15˚ up to 10000ft AGL
  15. 15what are the different approach possibilitiesmultipule approach path
    multipule RWY
    curved or segmented approaches
    multipule glide path
  16. 16what are the advantages of the MLS over the ILSsimpler, cheaper to install/maintain
    not critical in terms of terrain
    immune to ground vehicle interference
    no false glidepaths
  17. 17what happens if the P-DME failsMLS can provide only ILS straight-in approach
  18. 18what is the rate of repetition of the IDENTat least six times per second
  19. 19what information is sent to the AC via data transmissionall the data required by the AC system to calculate its position
  20. 20what sort of data does this includeantenna location
    elevation
    status
  21. 21what is the ration between the transmission of the elevation and the azimuth transmissionthe elevation is transmitted 3 times more than the azimuth
  22. 22what is an advantage in terms of ground equipment of the MLSno need to change configuration on the ground equipment to facilitate different landings
  23. 23what would the HSI show on a curved MLS approachdeviation from the set path, if the curved approach was being followed then the HSI needle would be centred
  24. 24what is a P-DMEa very precise DME
  25. 25what can you say about the transmission of the azimuth and elevationthey use the same frequency, but different antennas
  26. 26how does the MLS give continuous range informationMLS incorporates co-located and frequency paired DME
  27. 27what is the main advantagemultipule approach paths
  28. 28what is the main difference between the ILS and MLSthe MLS can make curved approach paths
  29. 29when is the MLS particularly usefulwhen making curved approach paths in mountainous areas or when trying to avoid protected area in regard noise/air pollution
  30. 30how many approved paths are there typicallly10-12
  31. 31what can the selection of the glidepath be from tofrom 0.1˚ to 15˚
  32. 32what does the range of glidepaths meanthat the AC can choose the most appropriate approach in relation to aircraft performance
  33. 33what may approach on a 15˚ glidepatha helicopter
  34. 34how is the MLS able to alter the glidepathby the scanning beam, makes it completely customisable within the approved approach paths
  35. 35what is the lateral accuracy+/- 15 m (50 ft)
  36. 36what is the vertical accuracy+/- 3.7˚
  37. 37what can be said about the P-DME in relation to the azimuth and elevation indicationsit is automatic but not paired
  38. 38how many letters can the ident be3 or 4
  39. 39if the ident is 3 letters long, what can be said about the letters usedcan be any 3 letters
  40. 40if the ident is 4 letters long, what can be said about the letters usedthe first letter must begin with an M
  41. 41what can you say about the use of the identit is used by approach azimuth and back azimuth ground equiptment
  42. 42what can you say about the sequence of transmissionit is always the same
    75 milli seconds
  43. 43in one sequence what will you receivex3 elevation
    x1 azimuth

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