Theory of Instrument Landing Systems (ILS)Course 40283
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DESCRIPTION This 18-day course provides training for technicians and engineers on instrument landing systems (ILS) equipment. The course is 75% lecture and 25% laboratory. Subjects include modulation principles; power in AM signals; ILS wave-forms; space modulation; DDM/SDM; basic antenna pairs; SIP/SOP and image antennas; glideslope and V-ring antenna patterns; GS DDM and monitoring; proximity error/offset; abnormal height ratios; V-ring RF distribution and antenna currents; Localizer monitor; log periodic directional array; flight inspection; system analysis; portable ILS receiver; radiation patterns; RF and LOC RF phasing and ground check, LOC power distribution, and V-ring monitor circuits. OBJECTIVES At the conclusion of the course, participants will be able to:
WHO SHOULD ATTEND This course provides training for electronic technicians and engineers progressing into technical positions having responsibility for operating, maintaining, and certifying/verifying normal operation of Instrument Landing Systems. Prerequisites: Basic Electronics, 44715 ILS Basic Theory COURSE OUTLINE
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