Tab 04 Specifications.pdf

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FE110xx External TX-Frontend and Bypass Filter Federal contract opportunity
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80NSSC883330Q
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration

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This document appears to be a technical specification for an external frontend (FE110xx) to be procured by NASA/NSSC. The specification outlines the key requirements for the frontend, including the frequency range (70 to 110 GHz), signal modulation bandwidth (2 GHz), output power level range (-40 dBm to +5 dBm), and amplitude flatness (1.5 to 2.5 dB max). This frontend is intended to be used in combination with the existing R&S SMW200A system. The related federal contract opportunity, identified as Solicitation Number 80NSSC883330Q, is for the procurement of this FE110xx External TX-Frontend and Bypass Filter. Responses to this special notice opportunity should include the solicitation number in the subject line.

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External Frontend Brief Specifications

The specification indicated below are valid for the R&S FE110ST that we plan to procure when used in combination with our existing R&S SMW200A

Frequency Range 70 to 110 GHz Signal Modulation bandwidth (equalized) 2 GHz Output power level range with CW or I/Q modulated signals -40 dBm to +5 dBm (PEP) Amplitude flatness (2 GHz modulation bandwidth) ±1.5 to 2.5 dB (max) Harmonic suppression <-40 to -50 dBc Reference input 10 MHz and 640 MHz Phase noise -128 dBc/Hz at 1 MHz o set RF out connector WM-2540 / WR-10 Input IF connector 2.92 mm (F) Input LO, Output LO, & Input Reference connectors SMA (F)

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