SATPC0031199 Tab 04 4 SOW.pdf

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CoSMIR and CoSSIR G-Band Receiver Hardware Federal contract opportunity
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80NSSC23834655Q
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration Shared Services Center

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STATEMENT OF WORK FORMAT

CoSSIR Low Noise Amplifiers

PR: _____________

Background

The CoSSIR (Configurable Scanning Submillimeter-wave Imaging Radiometer) AITT (Airborne Instrument Technology Transfer) project objective is to complete the development of the CoSSIR instrument and perform the engineering check flights of the CoSSIR instrument on the NASA ER-2.

Scope

VDI shall deliver qty(4) WR5.1AMP-LN G-Band (140-220GHz) low noise amplifiers

VDI shall deliver qty(3) WR5.1SHM G-Band Subharmonic Mixers with integrated high pass (image reject) filters

VDI shall deliver qty(1) PM5B VDI/Erickson Power Meter (includes power sensor, readout, and 1” of WR10 SWG)

VDI shall deliver qty(3) G-Band High Pass Filters

Requirements

G-Band Low Noise Amplifier (Quantity 4 Required) Frequency: 140-220GHz Gain: ~20dB Noise Figure: <6dB Input Return Loss: -9db Output Return Loss: -6db DC Voltage: 9V Mechanical Dimensions: ~0.75x0.75x1.25”

G-Band Subharmonic Mixer (Quantity 3 Required) RF: 140-220GHz, RF Flange: WR5.1 UG-387UM LO: 70-110GHz, LO Flange: WR10.2 UG-387UM LO Power: 3-6dBm IF: DC-31GHz, IF Connector: 2.9mm Performance: 500-1000K (DSB), Conversion Loss<7.5dB (DSB)

WR10 Waveguide Power Meter (Quantity 1 Required) Signal Input: WR10 Waveguide (UG387 precision flange)

Frequency Response: 75GHz to >3THz Input Power Range: 1uW-200mW Maximum VSWR: <1.15:1

WR5.1 High Pass Filter (163GHz) Pass Band Start Frequency (163GHz) Cut off Frequency: -30dBc @ 156 GHz Insertion Loss: ~2dB Flanges: WR5.1 UG-387 U-M

Deliverables or Delivery Schedule

These components shall be delivered ~16-20weeks ARO

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