Attachment 22a.2 - PDRS Support information for integration task.pptx
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- W31P4Q-20-R-0015
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This document contains information related to a proposed Passive Identification Friend or Foe (PIFF) system integration task. It includes details on a proposed intermediate cable for the ADAM shelter, specifications for the PDRS radio unit, and plans for installation within the Integrated Battle Command System shelter. Key information includes specifications for the PDRS such as dimensions, weight, power requirements, and receiver sensitivity. It outlines the proposed locations and types of connectors for entrance to and exit from the separation panel enclosure. Additionally, it provides estimated cable lengths and requirements for mounting the PDRS unit within the IBCS rack shelves as well as connecting internal and external cables to the patch panel and potential antenna locations.
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Critical Design Review (CDR) for the C-5 – US Army Passive Identification Friend or Foe (PIFF) System
January 28, 2020 Post CDR Updates www.telephonics.com
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3/4/2020
System Block/Interface Diagram
SEP PDRS Intermediate Cable
Block Diagram Proposed PDRS Intermediate Cable for the ADAM Shelter To be installed in existing Separation Panel (SEP)
IBCS Shelter
SEP
PDRS
PDRS Antenna 748-1201-XXX Cable 748-1201-XXX Cable Intermediate Cable P S S P P S S
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Telephonics PDRS Turnkey Solution
Dual-Band (1090/978MHz) 6-Channel Antenna and Integrated GPS/SAASM Receiver Command, Control and Report Rugged Work Station
PDRS/KIV-77
978 MHz UAT 1090 Extended Squitter Mode 5 Level 2/Level 2B Rugged 3U VPX Chassis
Complete Antenna/Display System Cable Set (Lengths to Order)
Fixed/Telescoping Antenna Tower Options
PDRS Radio
| Weight | 30 lb |
| Dimensions (in.) | 7.2 W x 9.65 H x 8.65 D |
| Primary Power | 24-28 VDC |
| Receiver Sensitivity | To -94 dBm (adjustable) |
| Range | >200 NM with 6-channel Antenna and LNA |
Without shock insulator tray With shock insulator tray
| Dimensions with Tray | Sway Space | |
| Length | 11.55 in | 0.5 in |
| Width | 8.25 in | .5 in |
| Height | 11.5 in | .31 in |
| Weight | 36.5 lb |
Shock isolating base not required for an isolated cabinet. If mounted without base, the PDRS will fit into current rack with 0.92 in. clearance. However, some method for securing is needed.
SEP PDRS Intermediate Cable (cont.)
Connector PDRS Intermediate Cable will utilize connector P/N D38999/20WJ8** (Wall Mount type) Due to limited space available in the SEP and on the connector mounting panels Appropriate EMI backshells will be used on both connectors This connector will be used for both entrance and exit interfaces of the SEP
Cable Exit Location 3/4/2020 Current SEP Configuration (Outside View) Proposed PDRS SEP Intermediate
Cable Exit Location (cont.)
The existing connector must move down from its current location Necessary to allow for required RF cable bend radius Current connector is depicted in green
The existing connector must move down from its current location Necessary to allow for required RF cable bend radius Current connector is depicted in green
Cable Exit Location (Alternate Location) 3/4/2020 Current SEP Configuration (Outside View)
The existing connector must move down and over from its current location Necessary to allow for required RF cable bend radius Current connector is depicted in gold Allows intermediate cable to rub up the side of the enclosure Minimal or no interference with other SEP cables
Cable Entrance Location 3/4/2020 Current SEP Configuration (Inside View)
Cable Entrance Location
Cable Entrance Location (cont.)
The RF connector mounts to the current removable top panel SEP PDRS Intermediate Cable (cont.)
Cable Entrance Location (cont.)
Side view SEP PDRS Intermediate Cable (cont.)
Shelter Installation (cont.)
IBCS Shelter Installation During Telephonics site visit to NGC, the location and installation of the PDRS within the IBCS Shelter was discussed PDRS Mounting PDRS is to be mounted on an available rack shelf within the IBCS shelter The rack to be used for the PDRS mounting location is mid-cabin on the right side of the shelter Available space on rack shelf: 10.50 in. H x 19.00 in. D PDRS requires 10.59 in. minimum height
9.65 in. PDRS max height
0.79 in. Mounting Tray max height
0.15 in. Minimum clearance for J-hook clamps Additional height must be provided in the IBCS rack to allow for the required height of the PDRS and mounting tray When using PDRS Mounting Tray, existing shelf must be modified to allow clearance for J-hook clamps
IBCS Shelter Installation (cont.)
PDRS Cables PDRS Internal Cable Length: 16 ft.
From right side rack to IBCS patch panel on the rear of the shelter Point-to-point, including bend radius and internal rack routing Additional length may be required Rack shelf pulls out for access, requiring additional cable length for service loop Recommend D38999/24 Jam Nut connector for patch panel feed through PDRS Power Cable Telephonics to provide a 10 ft. power cable From power block to PDRS, including rack routing IBCS wire termination is TBD Option 1: Telephonics to supply PDRS power connector, NGC attaches connector to existing IBCS CAS power cable Option 2: NGC builds PDRS power cable complete
IBCS Shelter Installation (cont.)
PDRS External Cable Length: Estimated to be 84 ft.
100 ft. maximum length for all RF cabling Less 16 ft. for internal cable Option 1 Mount PDRS antenna where CASS antenna is mounted Use standard 6 ft. PDRS RF cable length Option 2 Mount PDRS antenna on top of Trilos pole 18 ft. (6 m) PDRS RF cable length Option 3 Mount PDRS antenna to Blue Sky Mast 45 ft. (15 m) maximum PDRS RF cable length image2.jpeg image4.png image5.png image6.png image7.jpeg image8.png image3.jpeg image9.png image10.png image11.png image12.png image13.png image14.png image15.png image16.png image17.png image18.png image19.png image20.png image21.png image22.png image23.png image24.png image25.png image26.png image27.png image28.png image29.png image30.png image1.jpeg
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