Attachment 1 - Technical Specification List.pdf

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High Frequency, Wide-Band, Multiple Channel, Channel Emulation System Federal contract opportunity
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N00173-20-R-NA01
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Department of the Navy Secretary of the Navy Office of Naval Research

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This document contains a technical specification list and related federal contract opportunity solicitation. The technical specification list outlines the minimum critical performance requirements for a high frequency, wide-band, multiple channel, channel emulation system, including providing at least 16 RF channels and 128 digital links with bandwidth up to 200 MHz and frequency range from 30 MHz to 6 GHz on all channels and up to 28 GHz on 4 channels. It must apply channel models in real-time, replay stored signals, emulate dynamic channels with mobile endpoints, and provide remote programming interface.

The related federal contract opportunity solicitation is from the Department of the Navy Secretary of the Navy Office of Naval Research for the Naval Research Laboratory. It seeks to negotiate a firm fixed price contract for a channel emulation system meeting the requirements in the technical specification list and providing basic training. The award will be made to the lowest quote technically acceptable.

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Technical Specification List:

I. Description of Requirement

NRL requires a high frequency, wide-band, multiple channel, channel emulation system capable of applying calculated channel degradation models real time to complex RF signals. The system must consist of compatible components from the same manufacturer integrated into a system and provide basic system training.

II. Performance Requirements

The Governments minimum critical performance requirements for the system are as follows:

Channel Emulator:

• At a minimum the channel emulator shall provide 16 unidirectional RF channels.

• At a minimum the channel emulator shall provide 128 digital links.

• At a minimum the channel emulator RF bandwidth shall be up to 200 MHz

• At a minimum the channel emulator shall provide a frequency range from 30 MHz to 6 GHz on all RF channels.

• At a minimum the channel emulator system shall provide a frequency range up to 28 GHz on at least 4 of the RF channels.

• At a minimum the channel emulator system shall provide an RF input level range of -50 to +15 dBm at 0.1 dB resolution.

• At a minimum the channel emulator system shall provide an RF output level range of - 110 to -10 dBm at 0.1 dB resolution.

• At a minimum the channel emulator shall be capable fo applying 0 to 40 dB of relative path loss.

• At a minimum the channel emulator shall be capable of applying 12 kHz of Doppler shift to a channel.

• At a minimum the channel emulator system shall provide channel modeling software capable of modeling a channel and applying the configuration to the hardware.

• At a minimum the channel emulator system shall provide the capability to replay stored complex recorded or analytically generated signals.

• At a minimum the channel emulator system shall provide the capability to emulate channel models including four node mesh networks

• At a minimum the channel emulator system shall provide the capability to emulate dynamic channels in which one or more of the endpoints are in simulated motion.

• The channel emulator system shall provide a remote programming interface with TCP/IP connectivity

• System installation and basic training

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