Attachment 1 - salient characteristics.pdf
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This document specifies the minimum salient characteristics for an Ion Trap Mobility Spectrometer (ITMS) detector system designed for trace threat detection applications. The system must be capable of detecting explosives, narcotics, or simultaneous explosives/narcotics configurations using surface wipe particulate sample acquisition with a nominal analysis time of 8 seconds.
The equipment must feature a nonradioactive ionization source to eliminate annual wipe testing and regulatory licensing requirements associated with radioactive sources. Key technical specifications include automated internal calibration, advanced software algorithms with optimized detection libraries, recognition of multiple peaks with multiple display options (bar graph or time-of-flight plasmagram), and an on-board computer that automatically logs time, date, sample analysis, and system status with data recall and printing capabilities. The system shall operate on a Linux or equivalent embedded operating environment with a 10.4-inch TFT-LCD monitor with resistive touch screen, 256 GB solid-state storage, and connectivity via two USB 2.0 ports and one Ethernet port. Power requirements include an external AC-to-DC supply (100–240 VAC input, 15 VDC/10 A/150W output) with battery backup of up to 60 minutes. The portable desktop design must operate within ambient temperatures of 14 to 131°F (-10 to 55°C), include an ergonomic sample wand and desorber design, support remote monitoring capability, feature a regenerative dryer to reduce consumable replacement, and maintain approximate physical dimensions of 480 mm width by 500 mm height/depth with 380 mm open or 180 mm closed configuration.
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Minimum salient characteristics:
Use Ion Trap Mobility Spectrometer (ITMS) detector technology.
Capable of trace detection of explosives, narcotics, or simultaneous explosives/narcotics configurations.
Use surface wipe (particulate) sample acquisition.
Provide an analysis time of 8 seconds, nominal/default.
Use a nonradioactive ionization source, eliminating the need for annual wipe tests and licensing associated with radioactive sources.
Include automated internal calibration.
Provide advanced software algorithms and optimized detection libraries for trace threat detection.
Provide recognition on multiple peaks and output to multiple display types, including bar graph display or time-of-flight plasmagram display.
Include an on-board computer that automatically logs time, date, sample analysis, and system status.
Allow saved data and alarm-file recall and printing.
Include a 10.4-inch (26.4 cm) TFT-LCD monitor with resistive touch screen.
Include 256 GB solid-state storage.
Operate on Linux or equivalent embedded operating environment.
Support data transfer via at least two USB 2.0 ports and one Ethernet port.
Operate on external AC-to-DC power supply, input 100–240 VAC, ~1.8 A, 47–63 Hz, output 15 VDC, 10 A, 150W.
Provide battery backup of up to 60 minutes.
Operate within an ambient temperature range of 14 to 131°F (-10 to 55°C).
Be a portable, ergonomic desktop design.
Include a sample wand designed for ergonomic use and efficient sample introduction.
Include a desorber design for efficient sample introduction and support faster clear-downs.
Support remote monitoring via Remote Connect or equivalent remote monitoring capability.
Include a regenerative dryer or equivalent feature that increases uptime and reduces consumable replacement requirements.
Have approximate physical dimensions of 480 mm width, 500 mm height/depth, and 380 mm open / 180 mm closed as reflected in the brochure configuration
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