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An '''A-display''' is a [[Display|display]] in which [[Targets|targets]] appear | An '''A-display''' is a [[Display|display]] in which [[Targets|targets]] appear | ||
as vertical deflections from a line representing a time base. | as vertical deflections from a line representing a time base. | ||
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An A-display is a display in which targets appear
as vertical deflections from a line representing a time base.
Also called A-scan or A-scope. Target distance is
indicated by the horizontal position of the deflection from one
end of the time base. The amplitude of the vertical deflection
is a function of the signal intensity.
References
This article is based on NASA's Dictionary of Technical Terms for Aerospace Use
