The Use of Specialized Antenna Technology for Air Traffic Control and Communications
J.J. Maune, Reto Giannini
Abstract
J.J. Maune, Reto Giannini
Abstract
The implementation of new antenna techniques will contribute significantly to the success of air traffic control (ATC) and communication development programs. Three new antenna developments that incorporate advanced techniques are described, including an electronically scanned array for air traffic control radar beacon system (ATCRBS), a hybrid-scan array for aircraft/satellite communications at SHF, and a small antenna for aircraft/satellite communications at UHF.
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The implementation of new antenna techniques will contribute significantly to the success of air traffic control (ATC) and communication development programs. Three new antenna developments that incorporate advanced techniques are described, including an electronically scanned array for air traffic control radar beacon system (ATCRBS), a hybrid-scan array for aircraft/satellite communications at SHF, and a small antenna for aircraft/satellite communications at UHF.
Key concepts: Air traffic control, Communications satellite, Antenna (radio), Ultra high frequency, Radar, Antenna array, Telecommunications, Engineering