EASA NAV(A)basic
116. When transmitter and receiver move toward each other…
Answer
Perceived frequency increases
Explanation
Relative approach causes the receiver to encounter wavefronts more frequently, increasing perceived frequency through the Doppler effect. **Key takeaway:** Approach raises observed frequency. **Glossary:** Doppler effect: observed frequency change due to relative motion.
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