SOW_Radio_Frequency_Synthesizer_Module_1501695.pdf

PDF 63 KB Posted

Attached to
Radio Frequency Synthesizer Modules for NOAA Aircraft Operations Center, MacDill AFB, FL
Solicitation number
NMAN6000-15-01695
Issued by

About this file

Statement of Work Radio Frequency Synthesizer Modules 1501695

View the file

On GovTribe

Work with this file

  • Download the original file
  • Contacts named in this file
  • Similar government files
  • Ask GovTribe AI about this file

Text version

Background

STATEMENT OF WORK

Brand Name or Equal

Frequency Synthesizer Modules

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration {NOAA) Aircraft Operations Center (AOC) instruments, maintains, and operates aircraft in support of a variety of meteorological and oceanographic research projects. One of the primary systems is the Tail Doppler Radar (TOR}, used for in-storm reflectivity and wind field measurements on AOC's WP-30 Orion aircraft. The current TOR system was installed in the mid-1970s using a magnetron based transmitter. It does not have the sensitivity to detect light precipitation and other low reflective targets such as ice crystals. This system is experiencing maintenance and sustainability issues because the magnetrons and high voltage power supplies are no longer manufactured. To reduce or eliminate these deficiencies, AOC is designing a replacement TOR system, which requires a new Receiver Synthesizer. This procurement is for ten (10) Radio Frequency (RF) Synthesizer Modules for the new Receiver.Synthesizer Units~

Objectives

This Statement of Work (SOW) objectives are to improve the longevity of NOAA's airborne TOR and to improve th~ data quality provided for hurricane research. The RF Synthesizer Modules will be used as an integral part of the overall upgrade to the TDRs on NOAA's WP-30 hurricane research aircraft.

Scope

The government expects to receive ten (10) RF Synthesizer Modules that will meet or exceed the specifications laid out in this Statement of Work for the following unit:

Holzworth Instrumentation, RF Synthesizer Module (part number HSM12001B).

Specifications

Each Frequency Synthesizer Module shall meet the following technical specifications:

Frequency Performance:

1. Frequency Range:

2. Frequency Steps:

3. Phase Offset:

4. Switching Speed (Max):

5. Internal Time Base Reference:

6. Temperature Effects:

10 GHz to 12.5 GHz

0.001 Hz

Minimum: O degrees, Maximum 360 degrees

SP! Mode (ASCII): 300µ seconds SPI Mode (Binary: 100µ seconds

±1 ppm per year

±1 ppm

7. Line Voltage (12V):

8. Reference Input:

9. Reference Input:

a. Input Frequency:

b. 10MHz clock Range:

c. 10MHz External Amplitude:

d. 1 OOMHz external Amplitude:

e. Impedance:

f. Waveform:

Amplitude Performance:

1. Output Power:

2. Output Power Resolution:

3. Output connector:

4. SWR:

5. Switching Speed:

6. Absolute-Level Accuracy:

7. SSB Phase Noise:

±0.1 ppm

Frequency: 1 OOMHz Amplitude: +2dB to +6d8 Impedance: 50 0

100MHz Typical: ±4ppm, Max: ±1ppm OdBm to +10dBm +2dBm to +6dBm Sinewave

+ 1 SdBm minimum (user settable)

0.01dB

SMA

1.33 at10MHz

100µ seconds ·

±0.5dB a .. 8.0GHz, 10KHz offset: ::>-114 dBc/Hz

b. 12.0GHz, 10KHz offset: :;;-110 dBc/Hz

8. Maximum Reverse Power (Max DC Voltage): 25Vdc max

9. Harmonics (CW): - 30dBc

10. Non-Harmonics: -50d8c

11. Maximum Supply Voltage: + 28 VDC

12. Temperature Effects: ± 1 ppm {0° to +55° C)

Environmental:

1. Operating Temperature:

2. Temperature Monitor Range:

3. Power Consumption:

0°C to +55°C

-40°C to +85°C (absolute)

15W typical, 18W max.

Other:

1. Dimensions:

a. Max height: 1.03 inches

b. Max length: 6.0 Inches

c. Max width: 3.80 inches

2. RF Connector: SMA

3. Modulation Input: SMA, 500

4. MTBF:· :2:200,000 hours

5. Communications: Optional SPI to USB or Ethernet adapter

File details come from the government source that posted it. Updated .