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1869-1730 d notions, coordinate systems, lines of position etc.Highlig.This book highlights the design principles of ground based radio-navigation systems used in solving navigation tasks in the airfield and on air routes. Mathematical correlations are illustrated that describe its operation, peculiarities of

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Elements of the General Radio Navigation Theory, with onboard equipment. Principles of construction, functioning, structural, and circuit design for ground and onboard equipment are very different. However, it is the interoperability of onboard and ground equipment of radio navigation systems that allows to solve a wide range of tasks required fo

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Radio-technical Landing Systems,l aids which form the landing system are used in order to solve this task. Landing systems have strict requirements which are connected with the provisioning of predefined security level of this stage of flight. Radio-technical landing systems satisfy these requirements the most.

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Multiposition (Multilateration) Surveillance Systems,h aids of impulse radio signals’ emission. Fundamental operating principle of MLAT is the usage of multilateral principle which is also used in the time-difference long-distance radio navigation systems such as LORAN-C and Chayka. This principle is described in Sect.?..