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Instrument Rating Exam
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IREX.5.2
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GNSS
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How does FDE (Fault Detection and Exclusion) differ from basic RAIM in a GNSS receiver?
A.
FDE provides a more accurate position by averaging additional satellites, whereas basic RAIM uses only the minimum
B.
FDE monitors vertical (glideslope) signal integrity while RAIM monitors lateral integrity only
C.
FDE stands for Frequency Deviation Elimination and corrects ionospheric errors
D.
FDE detects a faulty satellite AND excludes it so the approach can continue; basic RAIM only detects the fault and alerts the pilot
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