P.A.R. PRINCIPLES. Why do we need a PAR? To enable an aircraft to land in bad weather or poor visibility.

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P.A.R. PRINCIPLES

Why do we need a PAR? To enable an aircraft to land in bad weather or poor visibility.

What information do we need to land an aircraft? Range (Distance) Bearing (Direction) Height

How do we obtain this information? Range: Measurement of time taken for RF pulse to travel there and back from target. 1 radar nautical mile = 12.36µs

How do we obtain this information? Bearing: Scan the radar beam in Azimuth (AZ). Height: Scan the radar beam in Elevation (EL).

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