Bendixking KN63 Aircraft Avionics DME Receiver Distance Measuring Equipment, P/N 066-1070-01
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| OEM | BendixKing |
| Model | KN-63 |
| Desc | DME Transceiver |
| WEIGHT | 2.8 lbs. |
| MAXIMUM ALTITUDE | 50,000 feet |
| MEMORY TIME | 11 to 15 seconds |
Bendixking KN63 DME RECEIVER - Distance Measuring Equipment (DME)
Distance Measuring Equipment (DME) - distance measuring equipment is composed of an airborne interrogator and a ground transponder. Its working principle is that the airborne rangefinder emits a pair of inquiry pulse signals, and the ground beacon station receives the inquiry signal and generates corresponding response pulse signals at different frequencies. After receiving the ground radio frequency pulse signal, the airborne rangefinder can calculate the distance between the aircraft and the ground ranging beacon according to the time delay between the inquiry pulse and the response pulse.
DME measures the diagonal distance rather than the horizontal distance. When the flight altitude of the aircraft is much less than the slant distance to the console, the slant distance measured by the DME can be regarded as the plane distance to the console. DME operates in the UHF band, frequency range: 962-1213 MHz. The effective coverage range of DME is 200NM, and within the effective coverage range, the ranging error of the system is not greater than 0.5NM. According to the International Civil Aviation Organization, the DME can provide distance information for up to 100 aircraft.
The airborne rangefinder transmits a pair of inquiry pulse signals, and the ground beacon station receives the inquiry signal and generates corresponding response pulse signals at different frequencies. After receiving the ground radio frequency pulse signal, the airborne rangefinder can calculate the distance between the aircraft and the ground ranging beacon according to the time delay between the inquiry pulse and the response pulse.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Rated voltage | 11-33 VDC at 17 watts max. There are two indicators |
| Maximum height | 50,000 ft. |
| Weight | KN 63: 2.8 lbs. (1.27 kg) KD1 574: 0.7 lbs. (0.318 kg) |
| Width | KN 63: 1.18 in. (3.00 cm) KDl574: 3.50 in. (8.89 cm) |
| Height | KN 63: 6.50 in. (16.51 cm) KDI 574: 1.35 in. (3.43 cm) |
| Length | KN 63: 11.55 in. (29.34 cm) KD1 574: 8.35 in. (21.21 cm) |
| Specification | C66a |
- Remote mounted, solid-state digital Distance Measuring Equipment
- 200-channel receiver
- -01 includes harmonic filter; -01 SUPERSEDES -00
- All solid-state transmitter provides 100 watts nominal power output
- Operates on any DC input from 11 to 33 volts without adapters or power converters
- All tuning done electronically using a single crystal, digital, frequency synthesizer
- Draws only 17 watts of power
- Designed to operate with panel mounted KDI-572/574 master DME indicators and the KDI-573 slave indicator (optional)
- With KN-63 indicators will simultaneously indicate range, speed, and time-to-station
- Remote mounts in any position
- TSO'd
| SIZE: | 1.18"W x 6.50"H x 11.550"L | WEIGHT: | 2.8 lbs. |
| TSO COMPLIANCE: | FAA TSO C66a | RTCA ENVIRONMENTAL CATEGORIES: | /A2D2/A/MN/XXXXXXZAAAA |
| MAXIMUM DISPLAY RANGE: | 389 nautical miles | ACQUISITION SENSITIVITY: | -82 dBm minimum, -87 dBm nominal |
| RANGE ACCURACY: | ±.1 nautical miles or ±14% whichever is greater | GROUNDSPEED ACCURACY: | ±1 knot or ±1%, whichever is greater from 0 to 999 knots |
| TIME-TO-STATION: | ±1 minute from 0 to 99 minutes | SEARCH TIME: | 1.0 second nominal |
| MEMORY TIME: | 11 to 15 seconds | MAXIMUM ALTITUDE: | 50,000 feet |
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