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Architecture of avionics systems

Architecture of avionics systems

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Fig. 3 Navigation Systems Architecture  
Fig. 4 Architecture of avionics systems
Fig. 5 Data Link equipment Beechcraft C90 Gtx  
Fig. 6 Data Downlink Antenna Beechcraft C90 Gtx  
Avionics and ATC Technology for Mission Control
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This paper presents a review of the old-fashioned communication and radio navigation techniques as a starting point for the development of new technologies for the Air Traffic Control based on 1940’s era radar. Current research tendencies focus on the reduction of delays and overload in a congested airspace. A key step in providing increased situat...
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