Reduced aircraft vhf communication antennas using multi-channel vhf radios
A radio and multi-channel technology, applied in radio transmission systems, electrical components, transmission systems, etc.
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[0012] Achieving sufficient antenna separation to support simultaneous operation on 2 VHF voice channels and 1 data link channel on a smaller aircraft is very difficult, if not impossible at all. Therefore, in the case of future plans to use both voice and data links for air traffic control communications, there is a need to design a method that makes it possible to support simultaneous voice on 3 or more VHF channels with less than 3 VHF antennas The need for devices that operate with data. On the other hand, larger aircraft have been able to support simultaneous operation on 3 VHF channels using 3 radio / antenna pairs. One of the benefits of using 3 radios, in addition to the ability to support simultaneous operation on 3 voice or data channels, is the ability to dispatch the aircraft in the event that one radio fails and still be able to support voice and data link communications . Therefore, while future aircraft designs will benefit and welcome the reduction in the numbe...
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