-
system using a
serial interface,
whereas transponders use a
parallel interface to do so. In this view,
transponders provide easier-to-handle lower-rate parallel...
- have
transponders to ****ist in
identifying them on air
traffic control radar.
Collision avoidance systems have been
developed to use
transponder transmissions...
-
stations in
orbit and
carry dozens of
transponders, each with a
bandwidth of tens of megahertz. Most
transponders operate on a bent pipe (i.e., u-bend)...
- The
following list
shows specific aeronautical transponder codes (typically
called squawk codes), and
ranges of codes, that have been used for specific...
- TCAS-equipped
aircraft must have a Mode S
transponder, but not all Mode S
transponders include TCAS. Likewise, a Mode S
transponder is
required to
implement 1090ES...
- addition, E-ZP****
facilities began accepting SunP**** Pro
transponders (but not
earlier SunP****
transponders such as the SunP****
Portable and SunP**** Mini). On...
-
Virginia introduced the E-ZP**** Flex
transponder. E-ZP**** Flex
transponders work
similarly to
regular transponders, but they
allow the
driver to switch...
-
payload consists of 36 Ku band
transponders consisting of 22
pieces of 33 MHz
fixed beam
transponders and 10
transponders of 36 MHz
bandwidth with two additional...
- wavelength.
Transponders that don't use an
intermediate electrical signal (all-optical
transponders) are in development. See also
transponders (optical communications)...
- response.
Transponder encryption keys are user programmable,
using a
simple over-the-air protocol. Once
correctly programmed,
transponders may be "locked"...
