Practice question
Which capability is uniquely provided by a Mode S transponder compared to traditional Mode A or Mode C transponders?
- It allows selective interrogation of individual aircraft using a unique 24-bit address, supporting data exchange and TCAS coordination
- It transmits the pilot's visual camera view to ATC screens
- It is the only transponder that reports aircraft pressure altitude
- It operates without requiring ground station radar signals
Answer: A — It allows selective interrogation of individual aircraft using a unique 24-bit address, supporting data exchange and TCAS coordination
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