How does the AN/TPS-75 ensure its components remain in sync?

The AN/TPS-75 employs timing signal synchronization to ensure that its various components remain in sync. This system relies on precise timing signals to coordinate the operation of different units within the radar system. By using synchronized timing signals, the AN/TPS-75 can maintain accurate data collection and processing, which is crucial for effective surveillance and target tracking. This synchronization is key to realizing the seamless operation of multiple subsystems that must work together to provide coherent radar data.

The other options involve methods that might help maintain system performance or accuracy, but they do not address the core requirement of coordinated timing across the system. Manual calibration is generally more labor-intensive and might not maintain ongoing synchronization. Electronic adjustments can help to fine-tune performance but do not inherently ensure components are consistently in sync. Regular maintenance checks are essential for overall system integrity, but they do not specifically guarantee the synchronization of functions and timing needed for optimal radar performance.