Telecommunications and Informatics Engineering
AERONAUTICS COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
Description
Theory
2
Laboratory
2
Instructors
José Barros Oliveira
Contents
1.AERONAUTICAL BASICS
1.1.Concepts and nomenclature
1.2.Historical review
1.3.Flight phases
1.4.Flight plan and routes
1.5.Navigation systems
1.6.Air traffic control
2.RADAR SYSTEMS
2.1.Applications in aeronautics
2.2.Radar rating in aeronautics
2.3.Operating principles
2.4.Types of radars
2.5.Radiation, Propagation and Antennas
3.RADIO HELP
3.1.Terrestrial navigation systems
3.2.Hyperbolic Systems
4.SATELLITE NAVIGATION SYSTEMS
4.1.Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS)
4.2.NAVSTAR-GPS
4.3.Other systems
Learning Outcomes
Key competencies: analysis of existing telecommunications systems in aeronautics related to ship and ground control. Emphasis will be placed on short- and long-distance communication systems (analog and digital), location (radar and GPS), radio help and other miscellaneous equipment. In addition to these topics, aspects related to air traffic control, flight plan, routes and dissemination of meteorological information will also be focused.
Transversal competencies: correct use of technical-scientific notation/language; communicate appropriately in the Portuguese language; stimulate the interest/use of the English language, and deepen knowledge in the areas of information technology and electronics.