ATA 46 - Information System Quiz
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What is the most well-known usage of Morse code?

  • Transmission of international messages
  • Sending the SOS distress signal (correct)
  • Identification of ground navigation aids
  • Transmission of voice communications

In early radios, what type of signals were they limited to using?

  • Continuous wave signals only
  • Digital signals only
  • Dash-dot Morse code signals only (correct)
  • Voice signals only

What is a significant reason for the continued use of Morse code in aeronautics?

  • Voice communication clarity
  • Ground nav-aids identification (correct)
  • Transmission network capabilities
  • International message transmission

What was a limitation of early radio communications?

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Why did the transmission networks become saturated?

<p>Due to the increase in air traffic (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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What is the SOS signal?

A distress signal used in emergencies, consisting of three dots, three dashes, and three dots (···---···).

What type of signals did early radios use?

Early radios could only transmit using Morse code, a system of short and long signals representing letters and numbers.

Why is Morse code used in aeronautics?

Ground navigation aids, like radio beacons, still use Morse code for identification. It's a reliable and simple system.

What was a limitation of early radio communication?

Early radio transmissions were vulnerable to interference from atmospheric conditions like static and storms.

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Why did transmission networks become saturated?

As air traffic increased, there were too many radio transmissions for the limited channels, causing congestion.

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