Explain how a VOR signal provides both bearing and identification.
A VOR (Very High Frequency Omnidirectional Range) signal provides both bearing information to an aircraft and a means of identifying the specific VOR station through two distinct components: the phase relationship between two signals and a Morse code identification signal. The bearing information is provided by the VOR's transmission of two signals: a reference signal and a variable signal. The reference signal is transmitted in all directions at the same phase. The variable signal is transmitted in all directions, but its phase varies depending on the direction from the VOR station. The airborne VOR....
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