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    The document discusses various components and functions of radar systems. It provides definitions for terms like cathode ray unit, antenna, true vector, heading marker, transmitted power monitor, waveguide, racon, shadow sectors, CRT, target swap, multiple echoes, clearing bearing, scanner, modulator, range marker, and heading marker. It also discusses that the closest point of approach of target A is less than 0.9 mile.

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    The document discusses various components and functions of radar systems. It provides definitions for terms like cathode ray unit, antenna, true vector, heading marker, transmitted power monitor, waveguide, racon, shadow sectors, CRT, target swap, multiple echoes, clearing bearing, scanner, modulator, range marker, and heading marker. It also discusses that the closest point of approach of target A is less than 0.9 mile.

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    The main component in the display unit is the: cathode ray unit

    What does the above diagram indicate? (see figure) Bearing discrimination.

    The main component of the transmitter is the:


    antenna

    What indicates the true movement of the target being tracked? True vector

    The purpose of the transmitter unit is to :


    conduct the radar pulses to the scanner

    Targets echoes appear along a line called the :heading marker

    What does this control on the radar indicate? (see figure)Transmitted power monitor.
    1. What is the time of closest point of approach of target A ?
    a. Between 46 - 60 minutes
    b. Between 21- 30 minutes
    c. Now or passed
    d. Between 11 - 20 minutes
    e. Saya tidak tahu

    The function of the waueguide is to :conduct pulses to and from the scanner

    What is this mark? (see figure)Racon

    Who should conn the vessel at the time of a search and rescue operation?Master

    What is the closest point of approach of target A ?Less


    than 1 mile

    Target detection ranges are considerably reduced due to shipboard structures like the
    Samson posts etc. What are such areas known as?Shadow sectors

    What is the closest point of approach of target A ? a.


    Between 1 - 2 miles

    What is no.12 ? (see figure)CRT

    Radar does not transmit continuously because it would: make the equipment get very hot

    When two tracked targets are very close to each other, the data of one target shifts over to
    the other target. What is this called?Target swap

    Which target will have the closest point of approach ?Target A

    What type of spurious echoes are these? (see figure)


    Multiple echoes

    What is this on the PPI? (see figure)Clearing bearing

    The unit which radiates the radar pulse is


    the:scanner
    What is no.4 ? (see figure
    Modulator

    Target ranges are obtained from:the range marker

    The purpose of radar is to enable:The range and bearing of objects to be obtained

    The unit which sends returning ragets echoes to the receiver is


    the:scanner unit

    A reference for target bearings is provided by a line on the radar screen called the
    :heading marker

    The transmitter P.R.F. is determined by the :magnetron

    What is the closest point of approach of target A ? Less than 0.9 mile

    Radar uses pulse transmission in order


    to:avoid interference
    In the equation d = (t x s) r2, the quantity S is The
    speed of the radar waves

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