Aerospace Radionavigation Systems: Electromagnetic Compatibility - Couverture souple
Livre 53 sur 63: Springer Aerospace Technology
Synopsis
Chapter 1. Methods for evaluating the electromagnetic compatibility of integrated ground systems and onboard systems.- Chapter 2. Method of obtaining information unintentional interference in radar systems and radio navigation systems with a generatorm-type.- Chapter 3. Theory of predicting unintended interference of radar and radio navigation equipment due to the properties of the oscillatory system of the microwave generator used.- Chapter 4. Experimental research characteristics that determine the electromagnetic compatibility of radio electronic systems using the space-harmonic analysis.- Chapter 5. Methodology for calculating reference values ring systems.- Chapter 6. Research work stabilitrones generator in sync mode.- Chapter 7. Influence of the output generation method the microwave signal transmission path in the relative level of spurious emissions.- Chapter 8. Electromagnetic compatibility microwavedevices with phase modulation.- Chapter 9. Features of industrial interference in a radar transmitter on stabilitron.- Chapter 10. Calculate electromagnetic fields scattered elements of the airframe.- Chapter 11. Bearing errors causedby scattering of the electromagnetic field by elements of the aircraft body.- Chapter 12. Evaluation of antenna decouplingif there is an electromagnetic shield.- Chapter 13. Ensuring electromagnetic compatibility in civil aviation, taking into account modern requirements.- Chapter 14. Solving problems of electromagnetic compatibility of antenna devices.- Chapter 15. Models of electromagnetic influence radio engineering systems. Calculation of electromagnetic compatibility of navigation systems rsbn and dme.
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