Exhibit_A,_Appendix_1_EL-CID_Cut_Sheet_Template.docx

Exhibit A, Appendix 1 EL-CID Cut Sheet Template image1.emf

EL CID Cutsheet Template.xls General Information

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Agency Code NAVY

System Name (Nomenclature)

Stage

Applications Title

FROM Marine Corps Systems Command, ATTN: Spectrum Management Office, 2200 Lester Street, Quantico, VA 22134-5010

TO Defense Information Systems Agency, ATTN: Navy and Marine Corps Spectrum Center, 6910 Cooper Avenue, P.O. Box 549, Ft. Meade, MD 20755-0549

Target Date for System Approval

System Description

Target Date for System Activation

Target Date for System Termination

Extent of Use

Number of Units

Number of Units in Same Environment

Estimated Initial Cost ($)

System Cost Comments

Information Transfer Requirement

System Relationship and Essentiality

Replacement Information

NSEP Use

Program Manager (MUST BE A GOVT POC) Name, Email, and Phone # (Comm and DSN if available)

Project Engineer (MUST BE A GOVT POC) Name, Email, and Phone # (Comm and DSN if available)

Engineer POC Name, Email, and Phone #

Vendor POC Name, Email, and Phone #

Operating Locations (CONUS & OCONUS)

Radio Service

Station Class

Spectrum Manager:

Description for the function of the system or subsystem. Printed in block "5. Purpose of System" on 1494 NTIA General page and in block "6

Spectrum Manager:

A description of the total amount of time a system/equipment is expected to be in operation. 1. Peacetime: Enter the number of hours per day and days per week a system/equipment is expected to be in use.

2. Wartime: For weapons systems and wartime-oriented systems, provide some idea as to the number of hours of operation per mission. If intermittent, provide information including expected number of hours of operation per day or other appropriate time period; scheduling capability, and any conditions governing times of intermittent use.

3. Training: Most systems/equipments (wartime systems included) have some use in a training role that also should be listed in this field. Printed in block "6. Extent of Use" on 1494 DoD General page.

Spectrum Manager:

Enter the number of units operating in the same environment. (For a fixed microwave radio, this will usually be two units: the transmitting and receiving stations. For a radar, there may be only one radar in that radars coverage area. In the case of a base police radio net, there may be dozens of "walkie-talkies" within reception range of each other. Since the number of systems operating may vary, a normal or a maximum value could be given.) Allowed Characters: 0123456789 Printed in block "9. Number of Units Operating Simultaneously in the Same Environment" on 1494 DoD General page

Spectrum Manager:

The total number of units planned for the stage of review requested. Allowed Characters: 0123456789 Printed in block "12. Number of Units" on 1494 NTIA General page

Spectrum Manager:

1. This is an optional field. As desired, enter an explanation of how the total monetary investment for the radiocommunication system cost for the particular system was calculated. 2. Enter the breakdown of the total system calculated cost that was provided in thousands of dollars. Calculated cost may include $xx in actual system acquisition for xx number of transmitters at the time of purchase for the original model at $xx per original system transmitter, $xx in system acquisition costs for xx number of transmitter systems at the time of purchase for later models at $xx per later model system; ... for receivers...; ... for antennas ...; ... for any other equipment that is part of the system. 3. Also, enter all directly associated costs included in the total calculated system cost such as $xx for unique or specialized tools; $xx for initial spares; $xx for initial specialized training; $xx for dedicated test equipment; $xx in dedicated research, development, testing, and evaluation costs on a pro rata basis; $xx in allied support construction for such things as dedicated transmitter site, receiver site, etc. facilities, antenna towers, antenna support pads, etc., site grading, etc. that are peculiar and dedicated to the particular system

Spectrum Manager:

The required character, quantities, data rates, and circuit quality/reliability. Printed in block "6. Information Transfer Requirements" on 1494 NTIA General page

Spectrum Manager:

A statement of relationship between the proposed system and the function or operation it is intended to support. Printed in block "9. System Relationship and Essentiality" on 1494 NTIA General page.

Spectrum Manager:

Enter the systems to be replaced by the introduction of the new system. This information is used to determine whether the equipment is updating an existing system, even a non-RF system such as a telephone, or whether it is a totally new development fulfilling a previously nonexistent function. If coordination with NTIA is required, but replacement information does not apply, enter "Not Applicable". DoD systems not requiring coordination with NTIA may leave this item blank. Printed in block "10. Replacement Information" on 1494 NTIA General page

National Security and Emergency Preparedness. Indicate whether this system is used in a war emergency environment. Printed in block "5. Wartime Use" on 1494 NTIA General page

Units By Stage

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Number of Units by Stage

Start Date by Stage

Transmitter

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Nomenclature

Manufacturer

Model Name and Number

Transmitter Type (Block 4, Transmitter Type on 1494 Transmitter page)

Filter Type (filter employed)

FCC Acceptance Number (Block 23, FCC Type Acceptance No. on 1494 Transmitter page)

Frequency Stability (+/-) or Tolerance (Block 9, Frequency Tolerance on 1494 Transmitter page)

Frequency Stability Units

Output Device

Tuning Method

Suppression of Harmonic

Radar or Communications?

Installations (Printed in block 3, Transmitter Installation on 1494 Transmitter page)

Power Type

Power Lower Limit

Power Upper Limit

Fixed Frequency if applicable

Lowest Tuned Frequency if tunable

Highest Tuned Frequency if tunable

Tuning Increment

# of Frequencies Required for Operation

Minimum Required Frequency Separation

Frequency Blocking Indicator

Lowest Usable Channel

Emission Designators

Emission Digitized Spectrum Code

Occupied Bandwidth

Measured or Calculated?

Spread Spectrum?

If Yes List Spread Spectrum Type

If Spread Spectrum Type Is Direct Sequence

Spread Spectrum Chip Rate

Information Data Rate

Spread Spectrum Code Repition Rate

Spread Spectrum Processing Gain

If Spread Spectrum Type Is Frequency Hopped

Number of Frequency Hop Sets

Number of Frequencies Per Hop Set

Lowest Frequency in Hop Set

Highest Frequency in Hop Set

Frequency Hop Rate

Frequency Hop Dwell Time

Frequency Hop Pulses Per Dwell

Spread Spectrum Processing Gain

If Spread Spectrum Type Is Hybrid (Direct Sequence and Frequency Hopped)

Spread Spectrum Chip Rate

Information Data Rate

Spread Spectrum Code Repition Rate

Number of Frequency Hop Sets

Number of Frequencies Per Hop Set

Lowest Frequency in Hop Set

Highest Frequency in Hop Set

Frequency Hop Rate

Frequency Hop Dwell Time

Frequency Hop Pulses Per Dwell

Spread Spectrum Processing Gain

Radar Type

Pulse Repetition Rate

Pulse Rise Time

Pulse Fall Time

Pulse Width

Pulse Duty Cycle %

Modulation Type

If Type is Pulse

Peak Deviation

Transmission Bit Rate

Pulse Width

If Type is Digital

Digital Modulation Type

Number of Digital States

Transmission Bit Rate

Digital Peak Deviation

Digital Deviation Ratio (Printed in block 17, Deviation Ratio on 1494 Transmitter page)

Digital Max. Modulation Frequency

Digital Pulse Format

If Type is Analog Modulation (AM, FM, or Phase)

Peak Deviation

Deviation Ratio (Printed in block 17, Deviation Ratio on 1494 Transmitter page)

Maximum Modulation Frequency

Lowest Modulation Frequency

Pseudorandom Code Period

Peak Frequency Deviation Index Enter the peak modulation index (deviation ratio) when using analog frequency or phase modulation

RMS Frequency Deviation Enter the RMS frequency deviation when frequency modulation (FM) is employed and the baseband consists of frequency-division multiplexed (FDM) channels or multiple subcarrier signals.

RMS Frequency Deviation Code

RMS Modulation Index Enter the RMS modulation index (deviation ratio) when analog frequency modulation (FM) or phase modulation (PM) is employed and the baseband consists of frequency-division multiplexed channels or multiple subcarrier signals.

Pulse Repetition Rate Lower Limit

Pulse Repetition Rate Upper Limit

Pulse Duration Lower Limit

Pulse Duration Upper Limit

RF Fundamental Curve

Measured or Calculated?

Freq Offset (Fo) and Level (dB)

-3 dB

-20 dB

-40 dB

-60 dB

Harmonic Attenuation (dB) Number

2nd

3rd

Other

Spurious Level

* If there are multiple tuning ranges and/or emission designators, please copy the above section (line 1 - 117), paste below and fill out the information for each tuning range and/or emission designators.

If a filter is employed between the final RF stage and the transmitter antenna, it should be indicated here. Use Block 24 (DD-1494), REMARKS, to provide information on the type of filter, i.e., lowpass, highpass,or bandpass, as well as any additional specifications. An example of this additional information would be the entry in Block 24: "3-pole LP Butterworth filter with 1.5-dB in-band insertion loss and minimum of 85-dB attenuation at 25 MHz removed from the tuned frequency".

If a filter is employed between the final RF stage and the transmitter antenna, it should be indicated here. Use Block 24 (Remarks, DD-1494), to provide information on the type of filter, i.e., lowpass, highpass, or bandpass, as well as any additional specifications. An example of this additional information would be the entry in Block 24: "3-pole LP Butterworth filter with 1.5 dB in-band insertion loss and minimum of 85 dB attenuation at 25 MHz removed from the tuned frequency.

Receiver

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Nomenclature

Manufacturer

Model Name and Number

Receiver Type (Block 4, Transmitter Type on 1494 Transmitter page)

FCC Acceptance Number (Block 23, FCC Type Acceptance No. on 1494 Transmitter page)

Frequency Stability (+/-) or Tolerance (Block 9, Frequency Tolerance on 1494 Transmitter page)

Frequency Stability Units

Image Rejection Level

Conducted Undesired Emissions

Local Oscillator Tuned Indicator

Tuning Method

Maximum Bit Rate

Minimum Post Detection Frequency

Maximum Post Detection Frequency

Preselection Type (Printed in block 11d, Preselection Type on 1494 Receiver page)

Fixed Frequency if applicable

Lowest Tuned Frequency if tunable

Highest Tuned Frequency if tunable

Tuning Increment

Emission Designators

Performance Criteria

Performance Value

Sensitivity

Noise Figure

Noise Temperature

Spurious Rejection Level

Adjacent Channel Selectivity

Intermodulation Rejection Level

IF Selectivity 1st 2nd 3rd

-3 dB

-20 dB

-60 dB

IF Frequency

1st

2nd

3rd

RF Selectivity

-3 dB

-20 dB

-60 dB

Preselection Type

* If there are multiple tuning ranges and/or emission designators, please copy the above section (line 1 - 48), paste below and fill out the information for each tuning range and/or emission designators.

Conducted Undesired Emissions are those undesired signals generated in the receiver and leaving the receiver by way of the receiving transmission line.

Spectrum Manager:

The bandwidth curve of the RF Selectivity should be greater than or equal to the bandwidthe curve of the received signal. If this is not the case, information will be lost because of the inability of the receiver to accept the entire signal. The significant types of preselection employed must be entered in line 11d (1494). Possible entries are "waveguide cutoff, YIG filter, 6-pole Butterworth filter", etc.

There is a minimum acceptable signal power level, and there is a threshold power level. RF signal power between the threshold and the sensitvity will be detected but will be demodulated as noise. Ideally, the criterion should be the difference between these two levels after all receiver processing. It should take the form of a signal-to-noise (S/N) or a signal-plus-noise-plus-distortion to noise-plus-distortion ratio (SINAD) and be measured in decibels. This is not always feasible. Quite often, the criterion used in data systems is an acceptable bit-error rate (BER) or certain probabilty of successfule reply. Other acceptable criteria include "Minimum Discernible Signal (MDS)" and "Automatic Gain Control (AGC) response".

Linear Antenna

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Nomenclature

Manufacturer

Model Name and Number

Antenna Type Code

Antenna Horizontal Beamwidth

Antenna Vertical Beamwidth

Antenna Lower Frequency Limit

Antenna Upper Frequency Limit

Polarization

Antenna Main Beam Gain

1st Sidelobe Level Plane Atten Rel/Act

1st Sidelobe Level Plane Attenuation Horiz

1st Sidelobe Level Plane Attenuation Vert

Aperture Antenna

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Nomenclature

Manufacturer

Model Name and Number

Antenna Type Code

Antenna Horizontal Beamwidth

Antenna Vertical Beamwidth

Antenna Lower Frequency Limit

Antenna Upper Frequency Limit

Polarization

Antenna Main Beam Gain

Horizontal Scan Characteristics Type

Horizontal Scan Speed (degrees per…)

Horizontal Scan Rate (scans per…)

Capable of Blanking

Horizontal Sector Total Degrees of Scan

Vertical Scan Characteristics Type

Vertical Scan Speed (degrees per...)

Vertical Scan Rate (scans per…)

Antenna Vertical Scan Maximum Elevation

Antenna Vertical Scan Minimum Elevation

Antenna Dish Diameter

Antenna Horizontal Dimension

Antenna Vertical Dimension

Phased Array Antenna

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Nomenclature

Manufacturer

Model Name and Number

Antenna Type Code

Antenna Horizontal Beamwidth

Antenna Vertical Beamwidth

Antenna Lower Frequency Limit

Antenna Upper Frequency Limit

Polarization

Antenna Main Beam Gain

Horizontal Scan Characteristics Type

Horizontal Scan Speed (degrees per…)

Horizontal Scan Rate (scans per…)

Capable of Blanking

Horizontal Sector Total Degrees of Scan

Vertical Scan Characteristics Type

Vertical Scan Speed (degrees per...)

Vertical Scan Rate (scans per…)

Antenna Vertical Scan Maximum Elevation

Antenna Vertical Scan Minimum Elevation

Antenna Dish Diameter

Antenna Horizontal Dimension

Antenna Vertical Dimension

Number of Elements

Number of Main Beams brian.bond:

The total degrees of all the sectors scanned by the antenna in the horizontal plane.

brian.bond:

DoD REQUIRED ITEM. The type of vertical scanning capability of an antenna.

brian.bond:

DoD REQUIRED ITEM. The number of complete vertical scans per unit time. If the antenna does a horizontal scan per second as part of a raster scan and drops down one degree after each sweep, it is scanning vertically at one degree per second. If the same antenna completed a scan in 30 seconds the vertical scan rate would be 2 scans per minute.

brian.bond:

DoD REQUIRED ITEM. The number of degrees of vertical scan per unit time. If an antenna does a horizontal scan per second as part of a raster scan and drops down one degree after each sweep, it is scanning vertically at one degree per second. If the same antenna completed a scan in 30 seconds the vertical scan speed would be 2 degrees per minute.

Formulas, DO NOT USE FOR EL CID

Angular Slot Aperture

Aperture Aperture

Backfire Aperture

Backfire Array Aperture

Biconical Aperture

Biconical Dipole Aperture

Biconical Horn Aperture

Cassegrain Parabolic Aperture

Cavity Backed Dipole Aperture

Cavity Backed Monopole Aperture

Cavity Backed Slot Aperture

Cavity Backed Spiral Aperture

Conical Horn Aperture

Corner Reflector Aperture

Corrugated Horn Aperture

CSC2 Reflector Aperture

Cylindrical Slot Aperture

Dielectric Lens Aperture

E-sectorial Horn Aperture

Flat Plate Aperture

Flat Screen Reflector Aperture

Gregorian Aperture

Hog Horn Aperture

Horn Aperture

H-sectorial Horn Aperture

Lens Aperture

Log Conical Spiral Aperture

Lunenburg Lens Aperture

Metal Plate Lens Aperture

Multiple Slot Aperture

Open-ended Waveguide Aperture

Orange Peel Reflector Aperture

Organ Pipe Aperture

Parabolic Cylinder Aperture

Parabolic Reflector Aperture

Parabolic Segment Aperture

Passive Reflector Aperture

Periscope Aperture

Phased-array Ridge Waveguide Aperture

Phased-array Slotted Waveguide Aperture

Pill Box Aperture

Planar Slot Aperture

Pyramidal Horn Aperture

Single Slot Aperture

Skeleton Slot Aperture

Skeleton Slot with Reflector Aperture

Slot Aperture

Slotted Waveguide Aperture

Axial Mode Helix Linear

Balanced T Linear

Beverage Linear

Biconical Linear

Biconical Dipole Linear

Blade Linear

Bow Tie Linear

Bow Tie Array Linear

Coaxial Dipole Linear

Conical Monopole Linear

Conical Spiral Linear

Corner Reflector Linear

Corrugated Rod Linear

Crossed Dipoles Linear

Crossed Loops Linear

Cup-dipole Linear

Dielectric Rod Linear

Dipole Linear

Dipole with Reflector Linear

Discage Linear

Discone Linear

Doublet Linear

Fan Monopole Linear

Ferrite Loop Linear

Ferrite Loop Stick Linear

Fin Cap Linear

Flat Top Linear

Flexible Tape Linear

Folded Dipole Linear

Folded Helix Linear

Folded Monopole Linear

Ground Plane Whip Linear

Half Loop Linear

Half Rhombic Linear

Half Whip Linear

Halfwave Dipole Linear

Halfwave Whip Linear

Helical Whip Linear

Horizontal Dipole Linear

Horizontal Vee Linear

Inverted Cone Linear

Inverted L Linear

Inverted V Linear

Leaky Coax Linear

Linear Linear

Long Wire Linear

Loop Linear

Microstrip Linear

Monopole Linear

Monopole with Reflector Linear

Patch Linear

Ported Coaxial Cable Linear

Probe Linear

Quadrifilar Helix Linear

Quarter Wave Whip Linear

Radial Line Linear

Rhombic Linear

Rod Linear

Scimitar Linear

Sleeve Dipole Linear

Spiral Linear

Stripline Linear

Stripline Dipole Linear

Stub Linear

Swastika Linear

Symmetrical Tee Linear

Top Hat Linear

Tower Linear

Trailing Wire Linear

Traveling-wave Linear

Turnstile Linear

Vee Linear

Vertical Dipole Linear

Vertical Radiator Linear

Vertical Tophat Linear

Whip Linear

Adcock Array Phased Array

Batwing Array Phased Array

Billboard Phased Array

Bow Tie Array Phased Array

Broadside Array Phased Array

Collinear Array Phased Array

Conformal Array Phased Array

Crossed Log Periodic Array Phased Array

Cubical Quad Phased Array

Cylindrical Array Phased Array

Dipole Array Phased Array

Endfire Array Phased Array

Folded Helix Phased Array

Helix Array Phased Array

Log Periodic Phased Array

Log Periodic Array Phased Array

Loop Array Phased Array

Mattress Phased Array

Microstrip Array Phased Array

Monopole Array Phased Array

Multi-horn Array Phased Array

Multiple Slot Phased Array

Phased-array Phased Array

Phased-array Dipole Phased Array

Phased-array Horn Phased Array

Phased-array Waveguide Phased Array

Phased-array Yagi Phased Array

Planar Array Phased Array

Skeleton Slot Phased Array

Slot Array Phased Array

Slotted Waveguide Planar Array Phased Array

Stacked Dipole Phased Array

Stacked Yagi Phased Array

Standing-wave Waveguide Planar Array Phased Array

Traveling-wave Waveguide Planar Array Phased Array

Wullenwebber Array Phased Array

Yagi Array Phased Array

Yagi Unidirectional Array Phased Array degrees all radians all hertz (Hz) Frequency Limits kilohertz (kHz) Frequency Limits megahertz (MHz) Frequency Limits gigahertz (GHz) Frequency Limits terahertz (THz) Frequency Limits wavelength (m) Frequency Limits

45 degrees Polarization

Elliptical, Left Polarization

Elliptical, Right Polarization

Elliptical Polarization

Horizontal Polarization

Horizontal and Vertical Polarization

Linear Polarization

Left Hand Circular Polarization

Oblique Angeled, Left Polarization

Oblique Angeled, Right Polarization

Oblique Angeled, Crossed Polarization

Right and Left Hand Circular Polarization

Right Hand Circular Polarization

Rotating Polarization

Vertical Polarization

Other Polarization bels (Bi) Ant Main Beam Gain decibels (dBi) Ant Main Beam Gain raw ratio (ratio) Ant Main Beam Gain

Relative (dB) 1st Sidelobe Level Plane Atten Rel/Act

Actual (dBi) 1st Sidelobe Level Plane Atten Rel/Act

Antenna Scan Type AntennaScanTypeID

360 Degrees Rotating - An antenna scan where the Antenna follows a circular pattern through mechanical means. The rotation is typically continuous and may be in the horizontal or vertical plane. 1

Bi-directional Sector - An antenna motion characteristic that scans in two directions. The scan starts at an azimuth or elevation of zero and scans to an azimuth or elevation in a positive or negative direction equal to the sector size. It then restarts scanning at an elevation or azimuth of zero 2

Conical - Conical scanning involves "moving" the antenna beam slightly off center from the antenna's midline, and then rotating it. As an example, an antenna that generates a beam of 2 degrees width – fairly typical – conical scanning radar might move the beam 1.5 degrees to one side of the centerline by offsetting the feed slightly. The resulting pattern, at any one instant in time, covers the midline of the antenna for about 0.5 degrees, and 1.5 degrees to the side. By spinning the feed horn or sampling multiple feed horns, the pattern becomes a cone centered on the midline, extending 3 degrees to the sides in our example. 3

Electronic Scan 360 Deg - An antenna scan where the Antenna follows a circular pattern. The antenna typically does not physically move the scan is developed by sampling in a predetermined sequence a group of antenna elements, usually a network of dipoles or horns. The scan rotation is usually continuous and may be in the horizontal or vertical plane. 4

Electronic Scan Sector - An antenna scan where the Antenna scan is through a predetermined angular region. The antenna typically does not physically move the scan is developed by sampling in a predetermined sequence a group of antenna elements, usually a network of dipoles or horns. 5

Fixed - The antenna is fixed in position and does not provide a physical or electronic scan. 6

Fixed - 3 Axis Stabilized - An antenna motion characteristic where the antenna is stabilized against pitching, turning and rolling motions of the platform on which it is mounted. The antenna is intended to rotate in azimuth about a stabilized vertical axis and it is mounted on a rotatable member which rotates about an unstabilized axis, which is fixed relative to the platform. Linear actuators link the antenna to the rotatable member with the lengths of the actuators being adjusted so as to maintain the vertical axis of the antenna as it rotates. 7

Helical - A scan method that uses a continuous two-dimensional scan comprising a circular scan in azimuth superimposed on a slower linear scan in elevation. 8

Lobing - A scan method typically used for radar to improve tracking accuracy. It uses two slightly separated antenna elements to send the beam slightly too either side of the midline of the antenna, sampling between the two to determine which one provides the stronger return, thereby indicating which direction the antenna should be moved in order to point directly at the target. 9

Manual - An antenna scan where the motion or the positioning of the antenna is controlled by the hand or hands rather than by an electrical or electronic device. 10

Mechanically Steerable - An antenna scan where the course or movement of the antenna horizontal or vertical direction is provided by physical motion of the antenna unit. 11

Other 18

Palmer Raster - A scan comprising a higher rate conical scan superimposed upon a slower rate true raster scan. 12

Raster - A two-dimensional scan in azimuth and elevation defined as a slow circular scan in azimuth with a faster unidirectional superimposed elevation sector scan. 13

Sector Scan - An antenna scan where the Antenna motion is through a predetermined angular region. 14

Spiral - A scan method using a two dimensional scan in azimuth and elevation. From the perspective of the receiving platform, the envelope of the spiral scan appears similar to a conical scan in azimuth combined with a lower frequency (scan frequency) conical scan in elevation. 15

Tracker - An antenna scan whose scan pattern is determined by the “target(s)” that it is monitoring. 16

Unidirectional Sector - An antenna motion characteristic that scans in a singular direction. The scan starts at an azimuth or elevation of zero and scans to an azimuth or elevation equal to the sector size. It then restarts scanning at an elevation or azimuth of zero. 17 per usec per ms per second per minute per hour per day per week yes no millimeter (mm)

Meter (M) kilometer (km) centimeter (cm)

Inches (in)

Feet (ft)

Feet and Inches (ft'in")

Yards (yd)

Miles (mi)

Nautical Miles (nmi) ppm

Hz

Amplitron tube

Backward Wave Oscillator

Carcinitron

Cross-Field Amplifiers

Diode

Field Effect Transistor

Gallium Arsinide Field Effect Transistor

Gunn Diode

Gyrotron

Impatt Diode

Integrated Circuit

Klystron

Lighthouse Tibe

Magnetrons

Pentode

Push Pull FET

Stabilitron Tube

Step Recovery Diode

Tetrode

Transitor

Traveling Wave Tube

Triode

Twystron

Varactor Diode

Voltage Controlled Oscillator

Yttrium Iron Garnet

Other

Cavity

Continuous

Continuous VCO

Crystal Controlled

Crystal Controlled Synthesizer

Crystal Controlled PLL Synthesizer

Dieletric Resonant Oscillator

Digital Synthesizer

Direct Digital Synthesizer

Electro Mechanical

Factory Fixed PLL

Factory Fixed Phase Locked Grunn

Factory Tuned

Fixed

Fixed Crystal

Fixed Magnetron

Gunn VCO

Interchangeable Crystal

Manual

Manually Adjustable Grunn Oscillator

Manually Adjustable Synthesizer

Manually Switch Crystals

Mechanically Tuned Cavity

Mechanically Tuned Klystron

Microprocessor

Controlled Synthesizer

Non-Adjustable Crystal Synthesizer

Non-Adjustable Grunn Diode Oscillator

PLL Synthesizer

Programmable Frequency Synthesizer

Resonant Cavity

SAW Crystal

Synthesizer

Synthesizer VCO

Tunable Cavity

Tunable Cavity Oscillator

Tunable Magnetron

Varactor Tuned

Varactor /Phase lock Crystal

Voltage Controlled Oscillator

Voltage Tuned Yig

Yig Oscillator

Other

Radar

Communications

Mean

Peak Envelope

Carrier milliwatts (mw)

Watts (W) kilowatts (kW) megawatts (MW) gigawatts (GW) dBM dBw

Non-return to Zero

Return to Zero

Split Phase (Manchester)

NRZ-M (non-return to zero mark)

NRZ-S (non-return to zero space)

Bi-Phase L (bi-phase level)

Bi-Phase M (bi-phase mark)

Bi-Phase S (bi-phase space)

Dbi-Phase L (differential bi-phase level)

Dbi-Phase M (differential bi-phase mark)

Dbi-Phase S (differential bi-phase space)

Other - See Remarks

Measured

Calculated bits/sec (bps) kilobits/sec (kbps) megabits/sec (Mbps) gigabits/sec (Gbps) terabits/sec (Tbps) bytes/sec (Bps) kilobytes/sec (kBps) megabytes/sec (MBps) gigabytes/sec (GBps) terabytes/sec (TBps)

Dircet Sequence

Frequency Hopped

Hybrid (Direct Sequence and Frequency Hopped)

Other nanoseconds (ns) microseconds (us) milliseconds (ms) seconds (s) minutes (m) hours (h) days (day) weeks (wk)

Pulse

Digital

Anaolg (AM, FM, or Phase)

ASK - Amplitude Shift Keying, On-Off Amplitude Keying

BFSK - Binary Frequency Shift Keying

BPSK - Binary Phase Shift Keying

CFSK - Coherent Frequency Shift Keying

CMSK - Coherent Minimum Shift Keying

CPFSK - Continuous Phase Frequency Shift Keying

CQPSK - Coherent Quadrature Phase Shift Keying

DBPSK - Differential Binary Phase Shift Keying

DGMSK - Differential Gaussian Minimum Shift Keying

DPSK - Differential Phase Shift Keying

DQPSK - Differential Quadrature Phase Shift Keying

DRCMSK - Differential Raised Cosine Minimum Shift Keying

DSBFSK - Direct Sequence Binary Frequency Shift Keying

DSBPSK - Direct Sequence Binary Phase Shift Keying

DSCCK - Direct Sequence Complementary Code Keying

DSFSK - Direct Sequence Frequency Shift Keying

DSMSK - Direct Sequence Minimum Shift Keying

DSOQPSK - Direct Sequence Offset Quadrature Phase Shift Keying

DSPSK - Direct Sequence Phase Shift Keying

DSQPSK - Direct Sequence Quadrature Phase Shift Keying

FQPSK-B - Feher's-patented Quadrature Phase Shift Keying

FQPSK-JR - Feher's-patented Quadrature Phase Shift Keying

FSK - Frequency Shift Keying

GFSK - Gaussian Frequency Shift Keying

GMSK - Gaussian Minimum Shift Keying

MSK - Minimum Shift Keying

Multi-h CPM - Multi-index Continuous Phase Modulation

OQPSK - Offset Quadrature Phase Shift Keying

PSK - Phase Shift Keying

QAM - Quadrature Amplitude Modulation

QFSK - Quadrature Frequency Shift Keying

QPRS - Quadrature Partial Response Signaling

QPSK - Quadrature Phase Shift Keying

SBPSK - Shaped Binary Phase Shift Keying

SFSK - Shaped Frequency Shift Keying

SMSK - Shaped Minimum Shift Keying

SOQPSK-TG - Shaped Offset Quadrature Phase Shift Keying

TFM - Tuned Frequency Modulation

OTH - Other

1 - RMS multichannel deviation

2 - RMS deviation per channel pulses/sec (pps) kilopulses/sec (kpps) megapulses/sec (Mpps) seconds (s) milliseconds (ms) microseconds (us)

Conducted Undesired Emissions are those undesired signals generated in the receiver and leaving the receiver by way of the receiving transmission line.

Above

Below

Either

BER - Bit Error Rate

MDS - Minimum Discemable Signal (dB)

PWOP - Pulse Width Opposition (dB)

SINAD - Signal+Noise+Distortion-to-Noise+Distortion Ratio (dB)

(S+N)N - Signal Plus Noise-to Noise Ratio (dB)

S/N - Signal-to Noise (dB)

Other

Kelvin

Centigrade

Fahrenheit

Stage 1 (Conceptual)

Stage 2 (Experimental)

Stage 3 (Developmental)

Stage 4 (Operational) local date time of year julian date dollars ($) thousand (K $) million (M $) billion (B $) trillion (T $) dB (decibels)

Land Mobile

Airborne

Fixed

Land

Sea

Transport

Satellite

Radar

Earth

Mobile Earth

Target

Secondary Radar

METAIDS Radiosonde

METAIDS Radar

METAIDS Ground

Land Mobile/ML - Land Mobile

Land Mobile/MLD - Telecommand Land Mobile

Land Mobile/MLP - Portable Land Mobile

Aeronautical Mobile/MO - Mobile

Maritime Mobile/MOS - Land Mobile

Aeronautical Mobile/MA - Aircraft

Aeronautical Mobile/MAD - Telecommand Aircraft

Aeronautical Mobile/MAP - Portable Aircraft

Aeronautical Mobile/MOEA - Aeronautical Telemetering Mobile

Aeronautical Mobile/MOH - Hydrologic and Meteorological Mobile

Fixed/FX - Fixed

Fixed/FXD - Telecommand Fixed

Fixed/FXE - Telemetering Fixed

Fixed/FXH - Hydrologic and Meteorological Fixed

Land Mobile/FB - Base

Land Mobile/FBD - Telecommand Base

Land Mobile/FL - Land

Land Mobile/FLD - Telecommand Land

Land Mobile/FLE - Telemetering Land

Land Mobile/FLEC - Surface Telemetering Land

Land Mobile/FLH - Hydrologic and Meteorological Land

Land Mobile/FLU - Aeronautical Utility Land

Aeronatucial Mobile/FA - Aeronautical

Aeronatucial Mobile/FAB - Aeronautical Broadcast

Aeronatucial Mobile/FAC - Airdrome Control

Aeronatucial Mobile/FAD - Telecommand Aeronautical

Aeronatucial Mobile/FAT - Flight Test

Aeronatucial Mobile/FLEA - Aeronautical Telemetering Land

Aeronatucial Mobile/FLEB - Flight Telemetering Land

Maritime Mobile/FC - Coast

Maritime Mobile/FCB - Marine Broadcast

Maritime Mobile/FCD - Telecommand Coast

Maritime Mobile/FLEC - Surface Telemetering Land

Maritime Mobile/MOEC - Surface Telemetering Mobile

Maritime Mobile/MS - Ship

Maritime Mobile/MSD - Telecommand Ship

Maritime Mobile/MSP - Portable Ship

Maritime Mobile/OD - Oceanographic Data

Maritime Mobile/OE - Oceanographic Data Interrogating

Earth Exploration-Satellite/EW - Space

Inter-Satellite/ES - Space

Meteorological-Satellite/EM - Space

Radionavigation-Satellite/EN - Space

Space Operation/ET - Space

Space Research/EH - Space

Space Telecommand/ED - Space Telecommand

Space Telecommand (TT&C)/ED - Space Telecommand

Space Telemetering/ER - Space Telemetering

Space Telemetering (TT&C)/ER - Space Telemetering

Space Tracking/EK - Space Tracking

Space Tracking (TT&C)/EK - Space Tracking

Aeronautical Mobile-Satellite/EJ - Space

Aeronautical Radionavigation-Satellite/EO - Space

Earth Exploration-Satellite (active)/E3 - Earth Exploration-Satellite (active sensor)

Fixed-Satellite/EC - Space

Maritime Mobile-Satellite/EG - Space

Maritime Radionavigation-Satellite/EQ - Space

Mobile-Satellite/EI - Space

Radiodetermination-Satellite/EF - Space

Space Research (active)/E1 - Space Research (active sensor)

Land Mobile-Satellite/EU - Space

Radiodetermination/AL - Land

Radiodetermination/ALA - Marker Beacon

Radiodetermination/ALB - Radio Beacon

Radiodetermination/ALC - Radio Beacon (Racon)

Radiodetermination/ALG - Glide Path (Slope)

Radiodetermination/ALL - Localizer

Radiodetermination/ALO - Omnidirectional Range

Radiodetermination/ALR - Radio Range

Radiodetermination/ALS - Surveillance Radar

Radiodetermination/ALTM - Land Test (Maintenance)

Radiodetermination/ALTO - Land Test (Operational)

Radiodetermination/AM - Mobile

Radiodetermination/AMA - Aeronautical Radionavigation-Altimeter

Radiodetermination/LR - Land

Radiodetermination/MR - Mobile

Radiodetermination/MRP - Portable

Radiodetermination/NL - Land

Radiodetermination/NLC - Radar Beacon (Racon)

Radiodetermination/NLM - Marine Radio Beacon

Radiodetermination/NR - Mobile

Radiodetermination/RN - Land

Radiodetermination/RNL - LORAN

Aeronautical Mobile-Satellite/TB - Earth

Aeronautical Radionavigation-Satellite/TZ - Earth

Earth Exploration-Satellite/TW - Earth

Earth Exploration-Satellite (passive)/E4 - Earth Exploration-Satellite (passive sensor)

Fixed-Satellite/TC - Earth

Maritime Mobile-Satellite/TI - Coast Earth

Maritime Radionavigation-Satellite/TX - Earth

Meteorological-Satellite/TM - Earth

Mobile-Satellite/VA - Land Earth

Radiodetermination-Satellite/TF - Earth

Radionavigation-Satellite/TN - Fixed Earth

Space Operation/TT - Earth

Space Research/TH - Earth

Space Research (passive)/E2 - Space Research (passive sensor)

Space Telecommand/TD - Space Telecommand

Space Telecommand (TT&C)/TD - Space Telecommand

Space Telemetering/TR - Space Telemetering

Space Telemetering (TT&C)/TR - Space Telemetering

Space Tracking/TK - Space Tracking

Space Tracking (TT&C)/TK - Space Tracking

Aeronautical Mobile-Satellite/TJ - Aircraft Earth

Aeronautical Radionavigation-Satellite/TO - Mobile Earth

Land Mobile-Satellite/TU - Land Earth Space

Maritime Mobile-Satellite/TG - Ship Earth

Maritime Radionavigation-Satellite/TQ - Mobile Earth

Mobile-Satellite/UA - Mobile Earth

Radiodetermination-Satellite/TL - Mobile Earth

Radionavigation-Satellite/UM - Mobile Earth

Meteorological Aids/SAR - Radiosonde

Meteorological Aids/SMB - Radar Beacon Precipitation Gage

Meteorological Aids/SMD - Meteorological Radar

Meteorological Aids/SMRG - Radiosonde Ground

Non-FM Pulse Radar

FM Pulse Radar

CW Radar

FM CW Radar

Coded Pulse Radar

Other