Q. The transmitted and received power is the same in a primary radar.

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Q. What is one of the main objectives of a military aircraft design?

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Q. Which of the following is false with respect to secondary radar?

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Q. The ability of the antenna to turn radiated energy into conducted energy is called ____________

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Q. What is the reflected pulse in primary radar called?

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Q. Secondary radar can identify an aircraft flying in its range.

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Q. The strength of a secondary radar varies inversely with distance to the ______ power.

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Q. Which mode of the secondary radar gives only altitude?

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Q. The undesirable responses from buildings and clouds for the radar pulse are called as __________

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Q. What is the time separation for P1 and P3 for mode A secondary radar?

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Q. How does mode S system differ from mode A and C?

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Q. What is the frequency of interrogation pulse in secondary radar?

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Q. Which mode is used for selective calling?

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Q. What are the numbers of non-selective interrogations in mode S system?

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Q. How does mode S identify each aircraft?

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Q. The error caused by two aircraft flying close to each other replying to the same interrogation pulse is called ______

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Q. Transmission of modes reply at regular interval to aid TACS is called ________

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Q. A mode S transponder is silent when it is not interrogated.

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Q. Both ATCRBS and mode S have the same range.

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Q. The time between the collision of two aircraft on a collision course is called _____

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