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PMP Hardware Technical

HardwareTechnicalTableUNCLASSIFIED, FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLYTagName1TagValue1
AFCAA CEM TemplatesTagName2TagValue2
PMP Hardware Technical Template, AircraftTagName3TagValue3
ColumnHeadSecond Reference Design (e.g. Contractor A)Third Reference Design (e.g. Contractor B)Time each parameter is expected to be available
WBS/CRS NumberWBS/CRS ElementParameter NameValueLowHighMarginUnit of MeasureUnit QualiferEstimate or ActualObjectiveThresholdSourceNotesValueLowHighMarginUnit of MeasureUnit QualifierEstimate or ActualSourceNotesValueLowHighMarginUnit of MeasureUnit QualifierEstimate or ActualSourceNotesDefinitionVocabularyIDRepeatableMS APDRMS BCDRMS CAuthoritative Data SourcePriority (Development)Priority (Production)
1.0AircraftThe complex of equipment (hardware/software), data, services, and facilities required to develop, produce, and support air vehicles.
1.1Air VehicleThe complete flying aircraft. It also includes the design, development, and production of complete units (i.e., the prototype or operationally configured units, which satisfy the requirements of their applicable specification(s), regardless of end use).
Crew SizeQuantityQuantityQuantityNumber of crew members on air vehicleCEMVocabGovernment22
Number Of EnginesQuantityQuantityQuantityNumber of engines on air vehicleCEMVocabGovernment22
Number Of Main RotorsQuantityQuantityQuantityNumber of main rotors on air vehicleCEMVocabContractor22
Number Of PassengersQuantityQuantityQuantityNumber of passengers on air vehicleCEMVocabGovernment33
Number Of Tail Rotor BladesQuantityQuantityQuantityNumber of tail rotor blades on air vehicleCEMVocabContractor22
Absolute CeilingFeetFeetFeetThe maximum altitude above sea level at which an aircraft can maintain level flight under Standard Air conditions.CEMVocabContractor22
Combat CeilingFeetFeetFeetAltitude above which a plane cannot climb faster than a given rateCEMVocabContractor11
Combat RadiusNautical MilesNautical MilesNautical MilesThe distance from an airbase that an air vehicle can reach, patrol there for a set amount of time and return to base with minimal fuel left. Assume no external fuel pods, maximum takeoff weight, and refueling after takeoff.CEMVocabContractor11
Engine TypeListListListType of engine on air vehicleCEMVocabContractor22
HeightFeetFeetFeetHeight of air vehicle in feetCEMVocabContractor11
LengthFeetFeetFeetLength of air vehicle in feetCEMVocabContractor11
Weight - Internal FuelPoundsInternal FuelInternal FuelPoundsInternal FuelPoundsInternal FuelWeight of fuel on air vehicleCEMVocabContractor22
Weight - Maximum GrossPoundsPoundsPoundsThe maximum total aircraft weight at any moment during the flight or ground operationCEMVocabContractor22
Weight - Maximum Ordnance GrossPoundsPoundsPoundsThe maximum weight of military supplies including weapons, ammunition, armor, vehicles, etc. on aircraftCEMVocabContractor22
Weight - Maximum TakeoffPoundsTakeoffTakeoffPoundsTakeoffPoundsTakeoffThe maximum certificated design weight at which the aircraft meets the appropriate takeoff certification requirements.CEMVocabContractor22
Weight - Maximum LandingPoundsLandingLandingPoundsLandingPoundsLandingThe maximum certificated design weight at which the aircraft meets the appropriate landing certification requirements.CEMVocabContractor22
WeightPoundsPoundsPounds"Systems & Install" (S&I = Propulsion Group (Engine, Engine Installation, Exhaust System, Lubricating & Fuel Systems, Starters - Main & Aux, Aux. Power), Flight Controls, Instruments, Hydraulic & Pneumatic, Electrical, Avionics (Equipment, Install.), Armament , Furnishings & Equipment, Environmental Control (Air Conditioning, Anti-icing), Photographic Group, Load & Handling (Ballast), Manufacturer Variation) plus structural weightCEMVocabContractor11
Weight - StructuralPoundsPoundsPoundsWing, Rotor, Empannage, Fuselage, Alighting Gear (Incl. Wheels, Tires, Air), Nacelle, Air InductionCEMVocabContractor11
Speed - MaximumKnotsKnotsKnotsThe maximum speed the air vehicle can achieve at standard sea level pressure and temperatureCEMVocabContractor11
Cruise Speed - MaximumKnotsKnotsKnotsThe speed that will provide the furthest distance traveled for a given amount of fuel burned at standard sea level pressure and temperature please insert assumed load in comments.CEMVocabContractor22
Range - MaximumNautical MilesNautical MilesNautical MilesThe distance an aircraft can fly between takeoff and landing at standard sea level pressure and temperature please annotate assumed load in comments.CEMVocabContractor11
Nuclear Hardened ComponentsDescriptionDescriptionDescriptionElectronic components and systems that have been made resistant to damage or malfunctions caused by ionizing radiation. Please annotate in the comments section the degree of hardening.CEMVocabGovernment22
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.1AirframeThe assembled structural and aerodynamic components of the air vehicle that support subsystems essential to designated mission requirements
Material - AirframeListListListMaterials that makes up the airframeCEMVocabContractor22
WeightPoundsAirframe UnitAirframe UnitPoundsAirframe UnitPoundsAirframe UnitWeight empty minus AUW deductible items (Engine - Main & Aux, Engine Installation, Exhaust System, Fuel Cells - Rubber or Nylon, Starters - Main & Aux, Aux. Power Unit, Instruments - Indicators Only, Electrical Generators, Constant Speed Drive, Batteries, Conversion Equipment, Supply/Conversion Items for Instruments Only , Equipment Incl. Radome, NOT Installation, Armaments - Turrets & Power Op. Mounts, Environ. Control Units & Fluids, Anti-Icing Units & Fluids, Cameras, Optical Viewfinders & Mounts if stabilized)CEMVocabContractor22
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.1.1Airframe Integration, Assembly, Test And Checkout
1.1.1.2FuselageThe structural airframe encompassing the forward, center and aft fuselage sections of the aircraft
Materials - FuselageListListListMaterials that make up the fuselageCEMVocabContractor22
Weight - StructuralPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight of fuselageCEMVocabContractor22
WidthInchesInchesInchesLength, Width, and Height, surface area, or volume for installs/replacements of Aircraft hardwareCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.1.2.1Forward FuselageThis element includes the design, production, materials and equipment procurements including vendor design/development efforts to provide the structural fuselage section for the forward section of the fuselage which includes the main and secondary structures; windshield/canopy assembly; radome; access doors; installation of airframe related subsystems; installation of nose landing gear doors/mechanisms and emergency release system; mounting provisions for mission peculiar avionics, armament/weapons delivery systems; and installation of flight test instrumentation.
Material MixListListListMaterials that make up the forward fuselageCEMVocabContractor22
Weight - StructuralPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight of forward fuselageCEMVocabContractor22
DimensionsLength, Width, and Height, surface area, or volume for installs/replacements of Aircraft hardwareCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.1.2.2Center FuselageThis element includes the design, production, materials and equipment procurements including vendor design/development efforts to provide the center fuselage section which includes main and secondary structures, access doors, fixed geometry inlet, installation of airframe related subsystems; installation of main landing gear doors/mechanisms and emergency release system; mounting provisions for the centerline pylon and installation of flight test instruments.
Material MixListListListMaterials that make up the center fuselageCEMVocabContractor22
Weight - StructuralPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight of center fuselageCEMVocabContractor22
DimensionsLength, Width, and Height, surface area, or volume for installs/replacements of Aircraft hardwareCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.1.2.3Aft FuselageThis element includes the design, production, materials and equipment procurements including vendor design/development efforts to provide the aft fuselage section which includes main and secondary structures, access doors, speed brake, installation of airframe related subsystems; installation of main landing gear doors/mechanisms and emergency release system and mounting provisions for installation of engines, arresting hook system, splicing of vertical tails to the Aft Fuselage and installation of flight test instrumentation.
Material MixListListListMaterials that make up the aft fuselageCEMVocabContractor22
Weight - StructuralPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight of aft fuselageCEMVocabContractor22
DimensionsLength, Width, and Height, surface area, or volume for installs/replacements of Aircraft hardwareCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.1.2.3Other FuselageThis element includes other tasks related to fuselage that are either not listed above or tasks that cannot be categorized into one of the above elements.
Material MixListListListMaterials that make up the other fuselage(s)CEMVocabContractor22
Weight - StructuralPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight of the other fuselage(s)CEMVocabContractor22
DimensionsLength, Width, and Height, surface area, or volume for installs/replacements of Aircraft hardwareCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.1.3WingThe structure used to produce lift for flight through the air
Material MixListListListMaterials that make up the wingCEMVocabContractor22
Weight - StructuralPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight of the wingCEMVocabContractor22
Wing AreaSquare FeetSquare FeetSquare FeetThe projected area of the planform and is bounded by the leading and trailing edges and the wing tips.CEMVocabContractor22
Wing TypeListListListAircraft's wing structure is sealed and used as a fuel tank (wet) or not (dry)CEMVocabContractor22
WingspanFeetFeetFeetDistance from one onetip to the other wingtip in feetCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.1.4EmpennageThe structural tail group encompassing the fin, stabilator and rudder as well as provisions for electrical wiring, plumbing, control linkages, antennae, and associated equipments
Material MixListListListMaterials that make up the empennageCEMVocabContractor22
Weight - StructuralPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight of empennageCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.1.5NacelleThe streamlined enclosure separate from the fuselage used for sheltering the crew, cargo or housing an engine
Material MixListListListMaterials that make up the nacelleCEMVocabContractor22
Weight - StructuralPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight of nacelleCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.1.6Other Airframe ComponentsThis element should be replaced with other product-oriented airframe components that are either not listed above or that cannot be categorized into one of the above elements. Each additional element is to be clearly identified and defined.
Material MixListListListMaterials that make up the other airframe componentsCEMVocabContractor22
WeightPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight of other airframe componentsCEMVocabContractor22
DimensionsLength, Width, and Height, surface area, or volume for installs/replacements of Aircraft hardwareCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.2Engine/PropolsionThat portion of the air vehicle that pertains to installed equipment (propulsion unit and other propulsion) to provide power/thrust to propel the aircraft through all phases of powered flight.
Engine Output Speed - Turbo PropHorsepowerHorsepowerHorsepowerThe power, energy, or work produced by the engine. Shaft horsepower for Turbo Prop; Thrust for Turbojet assume at standard sea level pressure and temperatureCEMVocabContractor22
Engine Output TypeList??????List???List???Define.CEMVocabContractor22
Engine TypeListListListType of engineCEMVocabContractor22
Material MixListListListMaterials that make up the engineCEMVocabContractor22
Engine Power - Maximum?????????Maximum power engine can generate at standard sea level and temperature. If it includes a safety margin, please annotate the margin in comment section.CEMVocabContractor22
Weight - DryPoundsDryDryPoundsDryPoundsDryThe weight of an engine exclusive of any fuel, oil, and coolantCEMVocabContractor22
Weight - WetPoundsWetWetPoundsWetPoundsWetWeight of engine with fuel and other consumablesCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.2.1Propulsion Integration, Assembly, Test And Checkout
1.1.3Vehicle SubsystemsThe collection of core non-avionics subsystems.
1.1.3.1Vehicle Subsystems Integration, Assembly, Test And Checkout
1.1.3.2Flight Control SubsystemPrimary and secondary mechanical devices and automatic equipment installed in the air vehicle when used with control surfaces, to control the flight path of the air vehicle as well as to provide additional lift, drag and trim effect.
WeightPoundsUnitUnitPoundsUnitPoundsUnitWeight empty minus AUW deductible itemsCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.3.2.1…nFlight Control Software Release 1….nUse Software Tabs for data
1.1.3.3Auxillary Power SubsystemThe equipment that performs engine start up on the ground, emergency starting during flight, ground checkout operations of aircraft accessories, and power takeoff for hydraulic pumps and electrical generator system and fuel motive flow pumps.
Unit WeightPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight empty minus AUW deductible itemsCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.3.3.1…nAuxillary Power Software Release 1….nUse Software Tabs for data
1.1.3.4Hydraulic SubsystemThis system provides hydraulic power for the actuation of landing/launching gear subsystems, in-flight re-fueling probe, gun drive and flight control surfaces.
Weight - DryPoundsPoundsPoundsThe weight of an engine exclusive of any fuel, oil, and coolantCEMVocabContractor22
Weight - WetPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight of engine with fuel and other consumablesCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.3.4.1…nHydraulic Software Release 1….nUse Software Tabs for data
1.1.3.5Electrical SubsystemEquipment installed to provide electrical power function, the AC and DC distribution of this power supply and the provision for exterior lighting
Unit WeightPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight empty minus AUW deductible itemsCEMVocabContractor22
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.3.5.1…nElectrical Software Release 1….nUse Software Tabs for data
1.1.3.6Crew Station SubsystemThe provisions and space allocated to the human component of the weapon system that allow performance of specific functions to ensure mission success.
1.1.3.6.1Canopy /cockpit SystemAircraft system human interfaces and components that sustain and protect the human operators, troops, and passengers.
WeightPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight of canopy/cockpit systemCEMVocabContractor22
DimensionsLength, Width, and Height, surface area, or volume for installs/replacements of Aircraft hardwareCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.3.6.2Mechanical System
WeightPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight empty minus AUW deductible itemsCEMVocabContractor22
DimensionsLength, Width, and Height, surface area, or volume for installs/replacements of Aircraft hardwareCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.3.6.3Fire Protection SystemSet of equipment of fire alarm and fire extinguishing intended to notify air crew about the emergence and extinguishing of fire on board
WeightPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight of fire protection systemCEMVocabContractor22
DimensionsLength, Width, and Height, surface area, or volume for installs/replacements of Aircraft hardwareCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.3.6.4…nCrew Station Software Release 1….nUse Software Tabs for data
1.1.3.7Environmental Control SubsystemEnvironmental equipment and distribution systems on board the air vehicle for air conditioning and cooling equipment compartments, pressurization of seals, fuel tanks and anti-icing. The distribution system provides for air ducts, cooling lines and other plumbing required in supplying air and other cooling media from supply sources to the controlled environment.
Weight - DryPoundsPoundsPoundsThe weight of an engine exclusive of any fuel, oil, and coolantCEMVocabContractor22
DimensionsLength, Width, and Height, surface area, or volume for installs/replacements of Aircraft hardwareCEMVocabContractor22
Weight - WetPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight of engine with fuel and other consumablesCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.3.7.1…nEnvironmental Software Release 1….nUse Software Tabs for data
1.1.3.8Fuel SubsystemEquipment and distribution systems installed in the air vehicle to provide fuel to the engines and the auxiliary power unit, including associated functions such as fuel pressurization, venting, gauging, defueling etc.
Weight - DryPoundsPoundsPoundsThe weight of an engine exclusive of any fuel, oil, and coolantCEMVocabContractor22
DimensionsLength, Width, and Height, surface area, or volume for installs/replacements of Aircraft hardwareCEMVocabContractor22
Weight - WetPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight of engine with fuel and other consumablesCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.3.8.1…nFuel Subsystem Software Release 1….nUse Software Tabs for data
1.1.3.9Landing GearThe structural and mechanical gear and associated equipment, including doors, for maneuvering of the air vehicle while on the ground, the devices for extension, retraction, and locking this gear, and the mechanical devices for arresting the air vehicle.
WeightPoundsMain GearMain GearPoundsMain GearPoundsMain GearWeight of main gear - The main gear assorb approximately 80% of the static weight and usually are positioned aft of the center of gravity.CEMVocabContractor22
WeightPoundsAlighting Gear GroupAlighting Gear GroupPoundsAlighting Gear GroupPoundsAlighting Gear GroupWeight of alighting gear group. The alighting gear group usually absorbs about 20% of the static weight and normally located under the nose of the aircraft.CEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.3.9.1…nLanding Gear Software Release 1….nUse Software Tabs for data
1.1.3.10Rotor Group/Blades/HubItems that impact the pitch, raw, roll, and thrust forces, which provide the lift and direction for Air Vehicle powered flight for rotary aircraft
Main Rotor TypeListListListType of main rotorCEMVocabContractor22
Material Type - RotorListListListMaterials that make up the rotor group/Blades/HubCEMVocabContractor22
Weight - Main Blade AssemblyPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight of main blade assemblyCEMVocabContractor22
Weight - Tail Blade AssemblyPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight of tail blade assemblyCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.3.10.1…nRotor Group/Blades/Hub Software Release 1….nUse Software Tabs for data
1.1.3.11Drive SubsystemThose items that pertain to the engine control units such as transmissions and gear boxes
Weight - Drive SystemPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight of drive systemCEMVocabContractor22
Weight - DryPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight of an engine exclusive of any fuel, oil, and coolantCEMVocabContractor22
Weight - WetPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight of engine with fuel and other consumablesCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.3.11.1…nDrive Subsystem Software Release 1….nUse Software Tabs for data
1.1.3.12…nVehicle Subsytems Software Release 1….nUse Software Tabs for data
1.1.3.13…nOther Vehicle Subsystem 1….nThis element should be replaced with other product-oriented avionics subsystems that are either not listed above or that cannot be categorized into one of the above elements. Each additional element is to be clearly identified and defined. If lower level information can be collected, use the structure and definitions in Appendix B, Electronic Systems.
1.1.3.13.1…nOther Vehicle Subsytems Software Release 1….nUse Software Tabs for data
1.1.4AvionicsMission equipment on board the air vehicle, which is primarily electronic in nature
1.1.4.1Avionics Integration, Assembly, Test And Checkout
1.1.4.2Communication/IdentificationThat equipment (hardware/software) installed in the air vehicle for communications and identification purposes. If lower level information can be collected, use the structure and definitions in Appendix B, Electronic Systems.
1.1.4.2.1…nCommunication/Identification Box 1….n
FrequencyMegahertzMegahertzMegahertzRequired frequencyCEMVocabContractor22
Line Of Sight TypeListListListLine-of-sight or beyond-line-of-sightCEMVocabContractor22
Rf Antenna # ElementsCountCountCountCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.4.2.2…nCommunication/Identification Software Release 1….nUse Software Tabs for data
1.1.4.3Navigation/GuidanceThat equipment (hardware/software) installed in the air vehicle to perform the navigational guidance function. If lower level information can be collected, use the structure and definitions in Appendix B, Electronic Systems.
1.1.4.3.1…nNavigation/Guidance Box 1….n
Number Of Circuit Cards - DigitalQuantityDigital BoardsDigital BoardsQuantityDigital BoardsQuantityDigital BoardsNumber of digital cardsCEMVocabContractor22
Number Of Integrated CircuitsQuantityQuantityQuantityNumber of integrated circuitsCEMVocabContractor22
WeightPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight of navigation/Guidance equipmentCEMVocabContractor22
Power - RequiredWattsWattsWattsPower required to operate systemCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.4.3.2…nNavigation/Guidance Software Release 1….nUse Software Tabs for data
1.1.4.4Mission Computer/ProcessingThe master data processing unit(s) responsible for coordinating and directing the major avionic mission systems. If lower level information can be collected, use the structure and definitions in Appendix B, Electronic Systems.
1.1.4.4.1…nMission Computer/Processing Box 1….n
# Of Digital CardsCountCountCountNumber of digital cardsCEMVocabContractor22
# Of Integrated CircuitsCountCountCountNumber of integrated circuitsCEMVocabContractor22
Number Of Circuit CardsQuantityQuantityQuantityTotal number of circuit cardsCEMVocabContractor22
Weight - Total Of CardsPoundsCircuit CardsCircuit CardsPoundsCircuit CardsPoundsCircuit CardsTotal weight of circuit cardsCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.4.4.2…nMission Computer/Processing Software Release 1….nUse Software Tabs for data
1.1.4.5Fire ControlThat equipment (hardware/software) installed in the air vehicle, which provides the intelligence necessary for weapons delivery such as bombing, launching, and firing. If lower level information can be collected, use the structure and definitions in Appendix B, Electronic Systems.
1.1.4.5.1…nFire Control Box 1….n
Number Of AntennasQuantityQuantityQuantityNumber of antennasCEMVocabContractor22
WeightPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight of fire control equipmentCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.4.5.2…nFire Control Software Release 1….nUse Software Tabs for data
1.1.4.6Data Display & ControlThe equipment (hardware/software) that visually presents processed data by specially designed electronic devices through interconnection (on- or off-line) with computer or component equipment and the associated equipment needed to control the presentation of the primary flight information and tactical information to the crew
1.1.4.6.1…nData Display & Control Box 1….n
Display TypeListListListType of display on data display and control equipmentCEMVocabContractor22
WeightPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight of data display & control equipmentCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListCEMVocabContractor22
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.4.6.2…nData Display & Control Software Release 1….nUse Software Tabs for data
1.1.4.7SurvivabilityThose equipments (hardware/software) installed in, or attached to, the air vehicle which assist in penetration for mission accomplishment
1.1.4.7.1…nSurvivability Box 1….n
Power - InputWattsInputInputWattsInputWattsInputLength, Width, and Height, surface area, and volume for installs/replacements of Aircraft hardwareCEMVocabContractor22
WeightPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight of survivability equipmentCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.4.7.2…nSurvivability Software Release 1….nUse Software Tabs for data
1.1.4.8ReconnaisanceThose equipments (hardware/software) installed in, or attached to, the air vehicle necessary to the reconnaissance mission
1.1.4.8.1…nReconnaisance Box 1….n
Input Power ReqdWWWLength, Width, and Height, surface area, and volume for installs/replacements of Aircraft hardwareCEMVocabContractor22
Sensor TypeListListListType of sensor on reconnaissance equipmentCEMVocabContractor22
Spectral Band Range?????????the range of possible frequencies of electromagnetic radiation. the characteristic distribution of electromagnetic radiation emitted or absorbed by that particular object used for targetingCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.4.8.2…nReconnaisance Software Release 1….nUse Software Tabs for data
1.1.4.9Automatic Flight ControlThose electronic devices and sensors, which, in combination with the flight controls subsystem (under vehicle subsystems), enable the crew to control the flight path of the aircraft and provide lift, drag, trim, or conversion effects. If lower level information can be collected, use the structure and definitions in Appendix B, Electronic Systems.
1.1.4.9.1…nAutomatic Flight Control Box 1….n
WeightPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight of automatic flight control equipmentCEMVocabContractor22
Engine TypeDescriptionDescriptionDescriptionDescription of item that defines the characteristics of the itemCEMVocabContractor22
QuantityQuantityQuantityQuantityamount or number of the item or material that cannot be accounted for by spatial measurement (count/numerical)CEMVocabContractor22
PowerCountCountCountPower required to operate systemCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.4.9.2…nAutomatic Flight Control Software Release 1….nUse Software Tabs for data
1.1.4.10Health Monitoring SystemThat equipment (hardware/software) installed in the air vehicle for malfunction detection and reporting. If lower level information can be collected, use the structure and definitions in Appendix B, Electronic Systems.
1.1.4.10.1…nHealth Monitoring System Box 1….n
WeightPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight of health monitoring systemCEMVocabContractor22
TypeDescriptorDescriptorDescriptorDescription of item that defines the characteristics of the itemCEMVocabContractor22
QuantityQuantityQuantityQuantityamount or number of the item or material that cannot be accounted for by spatial measurement (count/numerical)CEMVocabContractor22
PowerCountCountCountPower required to operate systemCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.4.10.2…nHealth Monitoring System Software Release 1….nUse Software Tabs for data
1.1.4.11Stores ManagementThe avionics subsystem that controls and monitors the operational state of aircraft installed stores and provides and manages the communications between aircraft stores, other aircraft subsystems and weapons. If lower level information can be collected, use the structure and definitions in Appendix B, Electronic Systems.
1.1.4.11.1…nStores Management Box 1….n
WeightPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight of stores management equipmentCEMVocabContractor22
TypeDescriptorDescriptorDescriptorDescription of item that defines the characteristics of the itemCEMVocabContractor22
QuantityQuantityQuantityQuantityamount or number of the item or material that cannot be accounted for by spatial measurement (count/numerical)CEMVocabContractor22
PowerCountCountCountPower required to operate systemCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.4.11.2…nStores Management Software Release 1….nUse Software Tabs for data
1.1.4.12RadarThe system for detecting the presence, direction, distance, and speed of aircraft, ships, and other objects
1.1.4.12.1…nRadar Box 1….n
Anti-jamming CapabilityListListListAny system or technique used to counteract the jamming of radar operation.CEMVocabContractor22
Material - Focal PlaneListListListMaterial used for focal plane arrayCEMVocabContractor22
Focal Plane Array TypeListListListtype of image sensing device consisting of an array (typically rectangular) of light-sensing pixels at the focal plane of a lens.CEMVocabContractor22
Number Of Antenna - Rf ElementsQuantityRF ElementsRF ElementsQuantityRF ElementsQuantityRF ElementsNumber of elements in systemCEMVocabContractor22
WeightPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight empty minus AUW deductible itemsCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
Technology Readiness Level (TRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.4.12.2…nRadar Software Release 1….nUse Software Tabs for data
1.1.4.13…nAvionics Software Release 1….nUse Software Tabs for data
1.1.4.14…nOther Avionics Subsystem 1….nThis element should be replaced with other product-oriented avionics subsystems that are either not listed above or that cannot be categorized into one of the above elements. Each additional element is to be clearly identified and defined. If lower level information can be collected, use the structure and definitions in Appendix B, Electronic Systems.
1.1.4.14.1…nOther Avionics Subsystem Software Release 1….nUse Software Tabs for data
1.1.5Armament/weapons DeliveryThat equipment (hardware/software) installed in the air vehicle to provide the firepower functions and weapons delivery capability. If lower level information can be collected, use the structure and definitions in Appendix B, Electronic Systems.
1.1.5.1…nArmament/weapons Delivery Box 1….nPower RequiredListListListDefine.
Power Required?Yes/NoYes/NoYes/NoCEMVocabContractor22
WeightPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight empty minus AUW deductible itemsCEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.5.2…nArmament/weapons Delivery Software Release 1….nUse Software Tabs for data
1.1.6Auxilary EquipmentAuxiliary airframe, electronics, and/or armament/weapons delivery equipment not allocable to individual element equipments, or which provide the ancillary functions to the applicable mission equipments. If lower level information can be collected, use the structure and definitions in Appendix B, Electronic Systems.
WeightPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight empty minus AUW deductible itemsCEMVocabContractor22
TypeDescriptorDescriptorDescriptorDescription of item that defines the characteristics of the itemCEMVocabContractor22
QuantityQuantityQuantityQuantityamount or number of the item or material that cannot be accounted for by spatial measurement (count/numerical)CEMVocabContractor22
Manufacturing Readiness Level (MRL)ListListListSee definitions in instructions belowCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.7Furnishings And EquipmentThis element includes the provisions that sustain and support the passengers, typically consists of non-mission specific removable items.
WeightPoundsPoundsPoundsWeight empty minus AUW deductible itemsCEMVocabContractor22
TypeDescriptorDescriptorDescriptorDescription of item that defines the characteristics of the itemCEMVocabContractor22
QuantityQuantityQuantityQuantityNumber/count of items requiredCEMVocabContractor22
1.1.8…nAir Vehicle Software Release 1….nUse Software Tabs for data
1.1.9Air Vehicle Integration, Assembly, Test And CheckoutNA
Column D: If data is available, enter value. If data is not available, enter "NA."
Column E: If technical parameter has a range estimate, enter low value; else, N/A
Column F: If technical parameter has a range estimate, enter high value; else, N/A
Column G: If the value in column C contains a margin, record margin in this column (i.e. max engine thrust has 10% margin - 10% would go in this column).
Column H: Identify the unit of measure for input in column C
Column I: Identify if the value in column C is an actual value (A) or an estimated value (E).
Column J: Where did the data come from (contractor, Government, etc.)
Column K: Notes should include the following
Any information to help understand any differences from the source data and the definition.
Analogous system if used.
If another estimate exists - value and source for other estimate i.e. Software SLOC - Program office value in the table and contractors value in the notes or vice versa.
Power requirements for electronics should include start power in notes and steady state in the value column.

Column L: WBS/Technical Parameter Definition

TRL 1 Basic principles observed and reported: Transition from scientific research to applied
research. Essential characteristics and behaviors of systems and architectures. Descriptive tools
are mathematical formulations or algorithms.
TRL 2 Technology concept and/or application formulated: Applied research. Theory and
scientific principles are focused on specific application area to define the concept. Characteristics
of the application are described. Analytical tools are developed for simulation or analysis of the
application.
TRL 3 Analytical and experimental critical function and/or characteristic proof-ofconcept:
Proof of concept validation. Active Research and Development (R&D) is initiated with
analytical and laboratory studies. Demonstration of technical feasibility using breadboard or
brassboard implementations that are exercised with representative data.
TRL 4 Component/subsystem validation in laboratory environment: Standalone prototyping
implementation and test. Integration of technology elements. Experiments with full-scale
problems or data sets.
TRL 5 System/subsystem/component validation in relevant environment: Thorough testing
of prototyping in representative environment. Basic technology elements integrated with
reasonably realistic supporting elements. Prototyping implementations conform to target
environment and interfaces.
TRL 6 System/subsystem model or prototyping demonstration in a relevant end-to-end
environment (ground or space): Prototyping implementations on full-scale realistic problems.
Partially integrated with existing systems. Limited documentation available. Engineering
feasibility fully demonstrated in actual system application.
TRL 7 System prototyping demonstration in an operational environment
(ground or space): System prototyping demonstration in operational environment. System is at
or near scale of the operational system, with most functions available for demonstration and test.
Well integrated with collateral and ancillary systems. Limited documentation available.
TRL 8 Actual system completed and "mission qualified" through test and demonstration in
an operational environment (ground or space): End of system development. Fully integrated
with operational hardware and software systems. Most user documentation, training
documentation, and maintenance documentation completed. All functionality tested in simulated

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