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5-Apr-17Verification MethodVerification ReferenceVerification MethodVerification Reference
RequirementsPerformance Qualification Test (PQT) Test ObjectivePQT Test Procedure(A) Analysis(I) Inspection(D) Demo(T) TestVerification Results(A) Analysis(I) Inspection(D) Demo(T) TestVerification Results
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1.4.117The radar system shall be capable of integrating an Identification Friend or Foe (IFF) system, with an integrated IFF antenna, utilizing ancillary GFE with a 180nmi threshold range.A-1306The system shall[] interface to the GFE IFF Subsystem equipment to provide the IFF capabilities required herein, to include interfacing to the IFF Subsystem in accordance with Ethernet Design Specification WS-34034 (AN/UPX-24A), Interface Control Document TBD (IFF Subsystem), and Installation Control Drawing TBD (Interrogator Set AN/UPX-41(C)).ATG-491The ATG shall[] provide two channels of IFF RF transmission line cabling from the ATG Interface to the slip ring and from the slip ring to the IFF Antenna
17The radar system shall be capable of integrating an Identification Friend or Foe (IFF) system, with an integrated IFF antenna, utilizing ancillary GFE with a 180nmi threshold range.A-301The system shall[] support IFF interrogation in the 5 second and 10 second rotation ratesATG-109ATG-109 The ATG shall[] support an IFF sub system interrogation capability for synchronous rotation with the Primary Radar.3.1.1The IFF Antenna shall provide three independent beams (threshold): (1) Interrogate/Monopulse SUM for transmit and receive, (2) Side Lobe Suppression (SLS or Control) for transmit and receive, (3) Monopulse Difference for receive (threshold).X
3.1.2The Interrogate and SLS characteristics shall apply to the frequency range 1026.5 MHz to 1033.5 MHz (threshold)X
3.1.3The SUM, SLS and Difference characteristics shall apply to the frequency range 1085 MHz to 1095 MHz (threshold).X
3.1.4The radiation at the SUM port, SLS port and Difference port shall be linearly polarized with Vertical Polarization (threshold).X
3.1.5The Cross Polarization at the SUM port shall be greater than 20 decibel (dB) (threshold) at the main beam.X
3.1.6The peak antenna gain at the SUM input port shall be at least 22 Decibels Above Isotropic (dBi) (threshold) and 24 dBi (objective).X
3.1.7The peak transmit power at antenna SUM port shall be 10 kW (threshold).X
3.1.8The average transmit power at antenna SUM port shall be 100 W (threshold).X
3.1.9The peak input power at antenna SLS port shall be 10 kW (threshold).X
3.1.10The average input power at antenna SLS port shall be 100 W (threshold).X
3.1.11The SUM pattern’s horizontal 3-dB beam width shall be 4.5 ± 0.5 degrees (threshold) and 3.5 degrees nominal (objective).X
3.1.12The SUM pattern’s horizontal side-lobe level, below the peak main beam, shall be greater than 25 dB (threshold).X
3.1.13The SUM pattern’s vertical 3-dB beam width shall be 25.5 ± 3.0 degrees (threshold).X
3.1.14The SUM pattern’s vertical side-lobe level, below the peak main beam, shall be greater than 18.0 dB (threshold).X
3.1.15The isolation between SUM and Difference ports shall be greater than 28 dB (threshold).X
3.1.16The maximum Voltage Standing Wave Ratio (VSWR) at the SUM port shall be 1.5:1 (threshold).XX
3.1.17The maximum VSWR ratio at the Difference port shall be 1.5:1 (threshold).XX
3.1.18The maximum VSWR ratio at the SLS port shall be 1.5:1 (threshold).XX
3.1.19The IFF Antenna shall support the IFF Modes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Level 1 & 2 (threshold)), C, and S (Level 1 & 2 (threshold)) for a 360-degree’s rotation in the 6 Revolutions Per Minute (RPM) and 12 RPM rotation rates of the Primary Search Antenna.X
3.1.203.1.20 The IFF Antenna input/output connectors shall be female N-type, MIL-C-39012 (threshold) to accommodate three (3) channels output.X
3.1.21The IFF Antenna dimensions shall not exceed 180” L x 35” H x 26” W (threshold).X
3.1.22The IFF Antenna with mount shall not exceed 150 pounds (threshold) 115 pounds (objective).X
3.1.23The IFF Antenna shall mount to the support frame of the AN/TPS-59A(V)3 Radar Antenna Array and accommodate the existing Auxiliary (AUX) antenna, lightning rods and aircraft warning lights (threshold).X
59Shielding shall be required to allow the radar to operate while encountering the levels of electromagnetic interference (EMI) that would be found in the worst case threat environment and to prevent the unintentional radiation of electromagnetic signals from the radar.A-387The system shall[] operate within the electromagnetic interference (EMI) emission susceptibility limits system self-compatibility limits in accordance the requirements associated with CE102, CS101, CS114,RE102 and RS103 of MIL-STD-461ATG-187The ATG shall[] operate within the electromagnetic interference (EMI) emission susceptibility limits system self-compatibility limits in accordance the requirements associated with CE102, CS101, CS114, RE102 and RS103 of MIL-STD-4613.3.1The IFF Antenna shall operate within the EMI emission susceptibility limits and self-compatibility limits in accordance the requirements associated with CE102, CS101, CS114, RE102 and RS103 of MIL-STD 461G (thresholdXX
61Grounding of the system components shall be sufficient to insure that no personal injury or damage to system components results from stray voltages or static discharges.A-365The system shall[] be designed to prevent personnel hazards involving electronic equipment safety design criteria in accordance with Requirement 1 of MIL-HDBK-454 and MIL-STD-882.ATG-494The ATG shall[] be designed to prevent personnel hazards involving electronic equipment safety design criteria in accordance with MIL-HDBK-454 and MIL-STD-1472.3.3.2The IFF antenna system provider shall protect from hazardous effects of electromagnetic radiation by specifying safe stand-off distances and by providing appropriate equipment labeling for Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation to Ordnance, Hazard of Electromagnetic Radiation to Personnel, and Hazard of Electromagnetic Radiation to Fuel in accordance with DODI 6055.11 and Marine Corps Order 5104.2 and MIL-STD-464XX
N/AN/AA-708Exposed metal surfaces of the IFF antenna shall[] be painted in accordance with MIL-C-53039 or MIL-DTL-53039 with coating of color FED-STD-595 Color #34094 (Green 383).ATG-259Exposed metal surfaces of the IFF antenna shall[] be painted in accordance with MIL-C-53039 or MIL-DTL-53039 with coating of color FED-STD-595 Color #34094 (Green 383).3.4.1Exposed metal surfaces of the IFF antenna shall be painted in accordance with MIL-C-53039 or MIL-DTL-53039, with coating of FED-STD-595 Color #34094 (Green 383) (threshold).X
35The radar system shall withstand pressures and maintain all seals in the operating condition normally encountered at elevations from sea level to 10,000 feet (3.05 km) Above Sea Level (ASLA-389The system shall[] operate at altitudes between -300 feet and 10,000 feet above sea levelATG-189The ATG shall[] operate at altitudes between -300 feet and 10,000 feet above sea level.3.4.2The IFF Antenna shall operate at altitudes between -300 feet and up to 10,000 feet above sea level (threshold).5lXX
39The radar system shall be capable of normal operation in winds of 50 knots, degraded operation in winds of 75 knots, surviving with the array lowered in winds of 100 knots, and capable of surviving winds of 120 knots in the transport condition.A-392The system shall[] be capable of operation in wind speeds up to 50 knots.ATG-191The ATG shall[] be capable of Normal operation in wind speeds up to 50 knots.3.4.3The IFF Antenna shall be capable of normal operation in wind speeds up to 50 knots (threshold).XX
40The radar system shall be capable of operation when the antenna is subjected to winds up to 75 knots with up to 3.5 pounds per square foot of antenna ice loading.A-393The system shall[] be capable of degraded operation of no more than 2dB (due to antenna speed, tilt, and array surface variation) in wind speeds up to 75 knots and with up to 3.5 pounds per square foot of ice loading.ATG-192The ATG shall[] be capable of degraded operation of no more than 2dB, worst case, due to the combined effects of antenna speed, tilt, and array surface variation in wind speeds up to 75 knots and with up to 3.5 pounds per square foot of ice loading3.4.4The IFF Antenna shall be capable of degraded operation of no more than 2 dB (due to antenna speed, tilt, and array surface variation) in wind speeds up to 75 knots and with up to 3.5 pounds per square foot of ice loading (threshold).XX
42The radar system shall be capable of operating in a maximum rainfall of 5/8 inches per hour.A-397The system shall[] be capable of operation in rainfall of at least 0.625 inch per hourATG-196The ATG shall[] be capable of operation in rainfall of at least 0.625 inch per hour.3.4.5The IFF Antenna shall be capable of operation in rainfall of at least 0.625 inch per hour (threshold).XX
30The equipment shall be capable of continuing to operate if the outside ambient temperature falls to -40 degrees Fahrenheit (F) or rises to +122 degrees F (-40 degrees Celsius to +50 degrees Celsius).A-398The system shall[] be capable of operation and transport between -40°and +50° Celsius.ATG-197The ATG shall[] be capable of operation and transport between -40 and 50 +Celsius.3.4.6The IFF Antenna shall be capable of operation between -40 degrees and +50 degrees Celsius (threshold).XX
32The equipment shall be capable of being stored or transported without being rendered inoperative in an ambient temperature of -40 degrees F to +160 degrees F (-40 degrees Celsius to 71 degrees Celsius).A-399The system shall[] be capable of storage between -40°and +71° CelsiusATG-198The ATG shall[] be capable of storage between -40 and +70.9 Celsius.3.4.7The IFF Antenna shall be capable of storage between -40 degrees and +71 degrees Celsius (thresholdXX
43The radar system shall be capable of operating and withstanding a maximum of 99% humidity, and of withstanding a maximum of 99% relative humidity when the equipment is stored. The objective and threshold are the same. The radar system must operate, be transported, and survive in these environmental conditions without becoming unsafe or inoperative due to fatigue or failure when prescribed maintenance procedures are followed.A-400The system shall[] be capable of operation, transport, and storage in relative humidity up to 95%, where above +27° Celsius, the relative humidity is based upon a dew point of +27° CelsiusATG-199The ATG shall[] be capable of operation, transport, and storage in relative humidity up to 95%, where above +27 Celsius, the relative humidity is based upon a dew point of +27 Celsius3.4.8The IFF Antenna shall be capable of operation, transport, and storage in relative humidity up to 95%, where above +27 degrees Celsius; the relative humidity is based upon a dew point of +27 degrees Celsius (threshold).5rXX
38The radar system shall operate, be transported, and survive in these environmental conditions without becoming unsafe or inoperative due to corrosion or fatigue when prescribed maintenance procedures are followed.A-401The system finishes and coatings on components and system structures shall[] survive after exposure to a salt fog environment without suffering corrosion damage that would render the system inoperable in accordance with the salt fog test of MIL-STD-810.ATG-404The ATG finishes and coatings on components and system structures shall[] survive after exposure to a salt fog environment without suffering corrosion damage that would render the system inoperable in accordance with the salt fog test of MIL-STD-810.3.4.9The IFF Antenna’s finishes and coatings on components shall allow them to endure exposure to a salt fog environment without suffering corrosion damage that would render the antenna inoperable in accordance with the salt fog test of MIL-STD-810G (threshold).5sXX
N/AN/AA-402The system shall[] meet all system performance requirements when exposed to sand and dust particles in accordance with the sand and dust test of MIL-STD-810.ATG-405The ATG shall[] meet all system performance requirements when exposed to sand and dust particles in accordance with the sand and dust test of MIL-STD-810.3.4.10The IFF Antenna shall meet IFF performance requirements when exposed to sand and dust particles in accordance with the sand and dust test of MIL-STD-810G (threshold).XX
N/AN/AA-683All connectors, fuse covers, and captivated fittings hardware exposed to the weather shall[] be furnished with covers to prevent the entrance of dirt and water into the connectors when the plug and jack are not mated.ATG-231All connectors, fuse covers, and captivated fittings hardware exposed to the weather shall[] be furnished with covers to prevent the entrance of dirt and water into the connectors when the plug and jack are not mated.3.4.111.1.4 All connectors shall be supplied with captive hardware to prevent connector damage and the entrance of moisture and foreign material during storage (threshold).X
51Availability is a measure of the degree to which a system is in an operable and committable state at the start of a mission, given a random point in time. The threshold shall be 700 hours of the 720 hour employment, with no more than 2 consecutive hours of non-availability for corrective or planned maintenance, not counting delays due to administration or logisticsA-775The Mean Time Between Critical Failures (MTBCF) of the system shall[] be equal to or greater than 2,000 hoursATG-290The ATG shall[] support the system level requirements of the Mean Time Between Critical Failures (MTBCF).3.9.1The IFF Antenna shall have a Mean Time Between Failure and Mean Time Between Critical Failure (MTBCF) of 125,000 hours (thresholdX
N/AN/AA-840The system shall[] be designed for a 15-year service life with refurbishment at 5-year intervals.ATG-341The ATG shall[] be designed for a 15-year service life with refurbishment at 5-year intervals3.9.2The IFF Antenna shall have a minimum of 15-year life span of being able to meet all IFF performance requirements without the need for scheduled depot maintenance (objectiveX
61Grounding of the system components shall be sufficient to insure that no personal injury or damage to system components results from stray voltages or static discharges.A-365The system shall[] be designed to prevent personnel hazards involving electronic equipment safety design criteria in accordance with Requirement 1 of MIL-HDBK-454 and MIL-STD-882.ATG-494The ATG shall[] be designed to prevent personnel hazards involving electronic equipment safety design criteria in accordance with MIL-HDBK-454 and MIL-STD-1472.3.10.1The IFF antenna assembly shall be designed to prevent personnel hazards involving electronic equipment safety design criteria in accordance with MIL-HDBK-454 and MIL-STD-882 (threshold).X
23The radar system shall be transportableA-864The IFF antenna shall[] be capable of being removed from the primary search radar antenna for transportATG-140The IFF antenna shall[] be capable of being removed from the primary search radar antenna for transport.3.10.2The IFF Antenna shall be designed for human engineering design criteria and principles in accordance with MIL-STD-1472D (thresholdX
23The radar system shall be transportableA-865No single section or combination of sections of the IFF antenna, mounting hardware, and transport packaging that must be moved singularly or together during assembly, disassembly or transport shall[] weigh more than 85 poundsATG-141No single section or combination of sections of the IFF antenna and accompanying mounting hardware and transportation packaging (that must be moved singularly or together during assembly, disassembly or transport) shall[] weigh more than 85 pounds.3.12.1The IFF Antenna shall be capable of removal from the Primary Search Radar Antenna for transport (threshold).XX
23The radar system shall be transportableA-866During transport the IFF antenna assemblies shall[] be stored within and secured to the shelters in a manner that prevents damage to the IFF antenna and other componentsATG-142During transport the IFF antenna assemblies shall[] be stored within and secured to the shelters in a manner that prevents damage to the IFF antenna and other components.3.12.2The IFF Antenna shall dis-assemble into multiple sections for transportation in an S-280 shelter floor loaded (threshold).XX
29The equipment shall withstand the vibration and shock encountered in the loading and movement by the above [highway, rail, marine, and air modes] transportation modes.A-855In the Transport Configuration, the system shall[] be designed to meet the transit drop requirements in accordance with MIL-STD-810, without deterioration of performanceATG-345In the Transport Configuration, the ATG shall[] be designed to meet the transit drop requirements in accordance with MIL-STD-810, without deterioration of performance.3.12.3The IFF Antenna shall have reusable ruggedized storage containers with carrying handles for two-person carry and anchor points for stowage and shipment (threshold).X
23The radar system shall be transportableA-866During transport the IFF antenna assemblies shall[] be stored within and secured to the shelters in a manner that prevents damage to the IFF antenna and other componentsATG-142During transport the IFF antenna assemblies shall[] be stored within and secured to the shelters in a manner that prevents damage to the IFF antenna and other components.3.12.4The floor loading storage space for all IFF Antenna containers shall not exceed 114” L x 19” W x 48” H (threshold).X
36The radar system shall not be rendered inoperative in the transport condition at an altitude of 45,000 feet (13.7 km) ASL. The threshold and the objective are the same.A-391The system shall[] survive unpressurized transport at altitudes up to 45,000 feet above sea levelATG-190The ATG shall[] survive unpressurized transport at altitudes up to 45,000 feet above sea level.3.12.5The IFF Antenna shall be transportable unpressurized at altitudes up to 45,000 feet (threshold).X
23The radar system shall be transportableA-865No single section or combination of sections of the IFF antenna, mounting hardware, and transport packaging that must be moved singularly or together during assembly, disassembly or transport shall[] weigh more than 85 poundsATG-141No single section or combination of sections of the IFF antenna and accompanying mounting hardware and transportation packaging (that must be moved singularly or together during assembly, disassembly or transport) shall[] weigh more than 85 pounds.3.12.6No single section or combination of sections of the IFF antenna, mounting hardware, and transport packaging that must be moved singularly or together during assembly, disassembly or transport shall weigh more than 85 pounds (threshold)X
61Grounding of the system components shall be sufficient to insure that no personal injury or damage to system components results from stray voltages or static discharges.A-365The system shall[] be designed to prevent personnel hazards involving electronic equipment safety design criteria in accordance with Requirement 1 of MIL-HDBK-454 and MIL-STD-882.ATG-494The ATG shall[] be designed to prevent personnel hazards involving electronic equipment safety design criteria in accordance with MIL-HDBK-454 and MIL-STD-1472.3.13.1The standards for workmanship shall meet MIL-HDBK-454B (threshold).X
N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A3.13.2The Contractor shall comply with the Prohibited, Restricted and Hazardous Materials listed in NAS 411-1X

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