BEATS IN THE HELICOPTER RADIO CHANNEL OF ONE-BAND SIGNAL
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18372/2306-1472.1.13654Keywords:
beats, helicopter, effective length, main rotor, pulsations, radio channelAbstract
The frequency distortion of a one-way signal at the output of a non-directional antenna helicopter, which arises during rotation of the helicopter main rotor, is detected. The power loss of a useful signal for the existence of satellites is appreciated. They arise in near each spectral component of a useful signal. In this case, they exist due to the energy of a useful signal. Therefore, the signal/noise ratio at the output of the non-directional antenna of the helicopter becomes lower than at its input. Reducing the power of a useful signal will result in a corresponding deterioration in the quality of the radio communication.
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