The impact of VHF-on-VHF interference in aeronautical communications applications

LaBerge, E.F.C.; Fistas, Nikos

doi:10.1109/dasc.2004.1391233

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“…Certain significant VDL-2 channel impairments are intermittent (temporal) and add complexity to the analysis. A significant intermittent impairment for VDL-2 uplink messaging to the aircraft occurs while airborne VHF radio systems, such as those used for ATC and Airline Operational Control (AOC) voice communications, are transmitting [5,6]. Another intermittent VDL-2 impairment may occur with VDL-2 transmissions from 'hidden terminal' aircraft within radio line of sight of each other, but not communicating with the same ground station [7,8].…”

Section: Vdl-2 Air-ground Link Performancementioning

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Analysis of temporal impairments on airborne VDL Mode 2 packet reception

Genter¹

2010

2010 Integrated Communications, Navigation, and Surveillance Conference Proceedings

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The FAA planned Data Communications Network Service (DCNS) will enable digital air/ground (A/G) communication between Air Traffic Control (ATC) facilities and VHF Digital Link (VDL) Mode 2 (VDL-2) equipped aircraft. In successive program segments, ATC services will evolve to include both 'essential' and 'safety critical' applications. Appropriate requirements will be imposed on the DCNS to transport these applications. These requirements will place challenging demands on the performance of the VDL-2 A/G links.Predicting and accommodating the impairments to the air-ground radio channel are necessary for the DCNS provider to deploy a design that assures endto-end performance requirements are satisfied. Good engineering practice requires the characterization of the air-ground radio channel and development of detailed link budgets. Certain significant VDL-2 channel impairments are intermittent (temporal) and add complexity to the analysis.

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Section: Vdl-2 Air-ground Link Performancementioning

confidence: 99%

Analysis of temporal impairments on airborne VDL Mode 2 packet reception

Genter¹

2010

2010 Integrated Communications, Navigation, and Surveillance Conference Proceedings

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The impact of VHF-on-VHF interference in aeronautical communications applications

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Analysis of temporal impairments on airborne VDL Mode 2 packet reception

Analysis of temporal impairments on airborne VDL Mode 2 packet reception

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