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This document is a Government Furnished Bill of Materials (BoM) for supplies required to support C-sUAS (Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems) maintenance operations.

The BoM specifies two primary pieces of equipment. The Network Analyzer requirement calls for a FieldFox N9913C unit capable of single and dual port phase and amplitude measurements, with specific options including Option-210 (Vector network analyzer transmission/reflection), Option-211 (Vector network analyzer full 2-port parameters), Option-215 (TDR cable measurements), Option-233 (Spectrum analyzer), Option-302 (USB power sensor support), and Option-308 (Vector voltmeter). This equipment must include a Cal Kit (855191A) and USB Power Sensor 10MHz - 6GHz (U2061XA) as add-ons, with a quantity of one unit required for system maintenance. The Peak Power Meter with Power Sensor requirement specifies a FieldFox N9913C with USB Power Sensor 10MHz - 6GHz (U2061XA), also requiring one unit. The document notes that the specified equipment and options will suffice to meet all C-sUAS maintenance needs.

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Nomenclature Required Specifications Suggested Equipment Qty required for system maintenance

Network Analyzer Capable of single and dual port phase and amplitude measurements.

FieldFox N9913C* Option-210 Vector network analyzer transmission/ reflection Option-211 Vector network analyzer full 2-port Parameters Option-215 TDR cable measurements Option-233 Spectrum analyzer Option-302 USB power sensor support Option-308 Vector voltmeter Add-Ons -Cal Kit (855191A) -USB Power Sensor 10MHz - 6GHz

(U2061XA)

--The above specifications will suffice for C-sUAS maintenance needs--

Peak Power Meter w/Power Sensor

FieldFox N9913C w/USB Power Sensor 10MHz - 6GHz (U2061XA)*

Government Furnished BoM ( for supplies)

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