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Pages in category "4.1 General Terms"
The following 255 pages are in this category, out of 255 total.
A
- Absolute accuracy
- Absolute position
- Accuracy
- Accuracy of a Position Fix
- Alert limit (or threshold value)
- Along-track error
- Ambiguity
- Angle of Polarization
- Anode efficiency of an R.F. stage
- Antenna
- Antenna array
- Antenna feed
- Antenna radiation resistance
- Aperiodic antenna
- Aperture
- Artificial antenna
- Assigned frequency
- Assigned frequency band
- Automatic frequency control
- Automatic gain control
- Automatic noise limiter
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
M
O
P
R
- R.F. stage
- Radiation efficiency
- Radiation field
- Radiation intensity
- Radiation pattern
- Radio
- Radio determination
- Radio horizon
- Radio Lens
- Radio receiver
- Radio transmitter
- Radio waves
- Radiodetermination
- Radiolocation
- Radionavigation
- Random error
- Re-radiation
- Receiver autonomous integrity monitoring (RAIM)
- Receiver radiation
- Redundancy (2)
- Reference frequency
- Reflector
- Refraction (2)
- Refractive index
- Refractive modulus
- Relative gain of an antenna
- Reliability (of a position fix)
- Reliability (of an observation)
- Repeatability
- Residual error
- Resilience
- Resilient
- Resilient PNT
- Resolution
- Resolve
- Resolving time
- Root mean square error (RMS)
S
- Sandbox
- Scattering
- Selectivity
- Sensitivity
- Service area
- Service capacity
- Side lobe
- Sideband
- Signal-to-noise ratio
- Single point of failure
- Skywave accuracy pattern
- Skywave correction
- Slot radiator
- Slotted guide antenna
- Space wave
- Spurious emission
- Square law detector
- Stabilization (in radionavigation)
- Standard (radio) atmosphere
- Standard propagation
- Standard radio horizon
- Standard refraction
- Standard refractive modulus gradient
- Star chain
- Station
- Sub-refraction
- Super refraction
- Superheterodyne reception
- Surface duct
- Surface wave
- Synchronisation error
- Systematic errors