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What is the main underlying operating principle of an aircraft’s Distance Measuring Equipment (DME)?
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A measurable amount of time is required to send and receive a radio signal through the Earth’s atmosphere .
B
The difference between the peak values of two DC voltages may be used to determine an aircraft’s distance to another aircraft.
C
A measurable frequency compression of an AC signal may be used to determine an aircraft’s altitude above the earth.
D
A phase inversion between two AC voltages may be used to determine an aircraft’s distance to the exit ramp of an airport’s runway.
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What is the main underlying operating principle of an aircraft’s Distance Measuring Equipment (DME)?
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A measurable amount of time is required to send and receive a radio signal through the Earth’s atmosphere .
B
The difference between the peak values of two DC voltages may be used to determine an aircraft’s distance to another aircraft.
C
A measurable frequency compression of an AC signal may be used to determine an aircraft’s altitude above the earth.
D
A phase inversion between two AC voltages may be used to determine an aircraft’s distance to the exit ramp of an airport’s runway.
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D41O6peoBmNdDUc54Tbd
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What is the main underlying operating principle of an aircraft’s Distance Measuring Equipment (DME)?
A
A measurable amount of time is required to send and receive a radio signal through the Earth’s atmosphere .
B
The difference between the peak values of two DC voltages may be used to determine an aircraft’s distance to another aircraft.
C
A measurable frequency compression of an AC signal may be used to determine an aircraft’s altitude above the earth.
D
A phase inversion between two AC voltages may be used to determine an aircraft’s distance to the exit ramp of an airport’s runway.
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