FAA FAA-E-2608 LOCALIZER/GLIDE SLOPE MONITOR SYSTEM

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Title
LOCALIZER/GLIDE SLOPE MONITOR SYSTEM

Federal Aviation Administration

Publication Date:
Nov 18, 1974

Scope:

The equipment specified herein consists of a rack mounted monitor, linear detectors and monitor antennas which are used to monitor the radiated signals of an instrument-landing-system localizer or glide slope facility. The equipment is used to actuate an alarm circuit and an automatic transfer circuit to place standby transmitter equipment in operation whenever transmitted signals are in error by more than a present amount. The functions monitored are course/path, course width/path width, modulation level, RF level and identification signal (on localizer only). Monitoring of either the localizer or glide slope facility is achieved by identical monitors (excluding the identification monitor channel required for the localizer). Two types of linear detectors, monitor antennas and monitors are covered herein.

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