channel

channel
n
1) канал
2) жолоб; виїмка
3) радіо канал (зв'язку), смуга частот
4) злітна смуга (гідроаеродрому)
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- aircraft-to-satellite channel - air-ground communication channel - allocated channel - analog data transfer channel - autopilot roll channel - azimuth channel - backward channel - broadcasting channel - common calling channel - carrier-current channel - carrier channel - clock channel - common carrier channel - common receiving channel - communications channel - course channel - data channel - data transfer channel - dedicated channel - digital communication channel - digital channel - direct access radar channel - discrete channel - distance measurement channel - downlink satellite radio channel - duplex channel - elevation channel - emergency radio channel - English Channel - fiber optic communication channel - fiber optic channel - frequency channel - HF channel - hot-standby channel - information channel - instrument channel - ionospheric channel - microwave channel - omnibus channel - on-course channel - operating channel - optical channel - pitch channel - radio channel - radio-frequency channel - recording channel - roll channel - synchronizing channel - taxi channel - telecommunication channel - timing channel - transmission channel - voice channel - wind channel - wire-tap channel - yaw channel

Англійсько-український словник авіаційних термінів / Уклад.: Р.О. Гільченко. - К.: НАУ. 2009.

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