Salient Characteristics-PCB Diagnostic Analyzer.pdf
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- W50S6S25QA004
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Attachment 1 is a Salient Characteristics document for a Huntron Access DH2 Prober System (or equivalent) automated printed circuit board diagnostic analyzer for the Air Force Repair and Evaluation Program (AFREP). The document details comprehensive technical requirements for a precision electronic testing system, including capabilities such as non-powered testing, XYZ gantry positioning with ±0.003-inch accuracy, vision system integration, and support for surface mount and through-hole PCB technologies.
Key specifications include automated diagnostic capabilities for fault isolation, analog signature analysis, comparison testing, passive component testing, and defect detection. The system must operate in a temperature-controlled environment (65°F-85°F), have static-safe construction, and be compatible with standard 110-240V power. Additional requirements encompass standard communication protocols, data logging, supplier training support, and a minimum one-year warranty. This solicitation (W50S6S25QA004) is 100% set-aside for small businesses under NAICS code 334515, with quotes to be submitted via email to jordan.vasquez.3@us.af.mil by the date listed in SAM.gov.
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Attachment 1 - Salient Characteristics
Huntron Access DH2 Prober System – Or Equal Interested parties wishing to quote an Or Equal Item must provide detailed specifics for the Or Equal item demonstrating equal or better functions and capabilities.
QTY 1 – Automated Printed Circuit Board Diagnostic Analyzer
General Requirements
1. Automated Diagnostic Capability – Must support automated probing of printed circuit boards (PCBs) to aid in fault isolation and component-level troubleshooting.
2. Non-Powered Testing – Capable of performing power-off signature analysis to detect open circuits, shorts, and component degradation.
3. High Precision Movement – Utilizes XYZ gantry system with stepper motors to accurately position the probe within ±0.003 inches (±76.2 µm) precision. - Or equal function capabilities.
4. Programmable Probe Positioning - Or equal function – Software-controlled probe movements for repeatable test sequences and reduced technician variability.
5. Dual Head Configuration or equal configuration demonstrating like capability
6. Support for surface mount (SMT) and Through-Hole Components – Compatible with SMT and through-hole
PCB technologies, commonly used in avionics systems.
7. Adjustable Probe Force – Must allow for variable probe tip pressure to avoid damaging sensitive components.
8. Vision System Integration – Includes a high-resolution camera system for component and test point alignment.
Interface & Compatibility
9. Standard Communication Protocols – Interfaces with external diagnostic equipment via USB, Ethernet, or RS-
232.
10. Data Logging & Analysis – Must record test results, signature traces, and probe locations for trend analysis and documentation.
Testing Capabilities for AFREP Applications
13. Analog Signature Analysis (ASA) – Provide graphical representation of impedance characteristics for circuit board fault isolation.
14. Comparison Testing – Must allow for signature comparison between a known-good board and suspect units.
15. Automated Test Sequences – Ability to program and run automated test scripts, reducing troubleshooting time for avionics components.
16. Passive Component Testing – Must measure resistance, capacitance, and inductance without applying power.
17. Defect Detection – Capable of identifying opens, shorts, degraded components, and PCB trace issues.
Physical & Environmental Requirements
18. Static-Safe Construction – Designed with ESD-safe materials and grounding to protect sensitive avionics circuitry.
19. Power Requirements – Operates on standard 110-240V AC, 50/60Hz power supply.
20. Operational Temperature Range – Must function in temperature-controlled avionics shop environment (65°F -
85°F).
21. Safety Features – Includes emergency stop button, safety interlocks, and probe collision detection.
Support & Sustainment
23. Air Force Logistics Compatibility – Must be commercially supported with available parts and technical documentation.
24. Technical Training & Support – Supplier must offer on-site or remote training for AFREP personnel.
25. Warranty & Maintenance Support – Minimum one-year warranty.
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