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What does IFF stand for?
Indentification Friend or Foe
What are the three basic indentification steps?
1. Challenge
2.Decode
3. Reply
True or False? All aircraft have interrogator set.
False. Only aircraft platforms that need to interrogate and indentify from a distance for tactical reasons.
What is a pulse-type transmitter that is triggered by the coder synchronizer?
Interrogator
What do coded replies from a friendly craft appear as?
Dashed lined just beyond the target blip.
What are the five modes of IFF?
Mode 1, 2, 3/A, C, & Mode 4
(Test is also a mode)
What is the pulse spacing for Mode 1?
2.9 to 3.1 microseconds
What is the pulse spacing for Mode 2?
4.8 to 5.2 microseconds
What is the pulse spacing for Mode 3/A?
7.8 to 8.2 microseconds
What is the pulse spacing for Mode C?
20.8 to 21.2 microseconds
What is the pulse spacing for the TEST MODE?
6.3 to 6.7 microseconds
What mode(s) is used by the military as tactical mode(s) for mission and indentification purposes?
Modes 1 and 2
What mode(s) is/are used as the standard air traffic control mode used by the military and civilian air trafic control stations?
Mode 3/A
What mode(s) is used in conjunction with Mode 3/A for reporting aircraft altitude provided by the air data computer?
Mode C

What mode(s) is/are classified and requires the use of a transponder computer?

Mode 4