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MSR
- Usado para
- message success rate
- Fonte1
- INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION ORGANIZATION. Manual on the Universal Access Transceiver (UAT). 2. ed. Montreal, 2012. (Doc 9861)
- Contexto
- This simulator, along with “desired” UAT messages was combined and fed into UAT MOPS-compliant UAT receivers. The message success rate (MSR) was then measured as a function of desired signal level for various combinations of interference and compared with predictions of the MAUS for identical circumstances and assumptions.
- All UAT aircraft receivers have the same receiver sensitivity requirements. The receiver sensitivity at the PMP, for 90 per cent message success rate in the absence of interference, is –93 dBm for long UAT ADS-B messages, –94 dBm for basic UAT ADS-B messages and –91 dBm for ground uplink (ground-to-air) messages. Performance of UAT aircraft receivers in the presence of interference is discussed in Appendices B and D.