Model 527™
MODEL 527™ Radar Signal Simulator
Model 527
Our Model 527 Radar Signal Simulator is designed to stimulate radar warning receiver (RWR) systems on operational aircraft through free-space radiation testing. It assures air crew confidence through flight line verification of the operational status of an aircraft and its installed RWR systems.
- Stimulates RWRs on operational aircraft through free-space radiation testing
- Handheld and portable with an extensive battery life
- Compatible with JSECST™ and A²PATS®, enhancing vertical test capability and minimizing maintenance downtime
- Compatible with a variety of platforms
- Fully programmable, advanced modulations including circular, sector, spiral, conical and others
- Ruggedized and laboratory versions available
Additional Features:
- Gross Weight (LB)
- Less than 27 pounds with 2 batteries
configurations
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Field
Lab
Field
Lab
Field
Model 527 can perform end-of-runway and walk-around testing up to 120 feet from the aircraft, depending on the receiver. Antennas and transmission paths mounted high on the aircraft can be verified without direct coupling. Our advanced threat modeling software allows threat emitters to be developed offline and stored on removable PCMCIA media, enabling the system itself to be unclassified when powered down with disk removed. The Model 527 supports up to eight simultaneous, multiplexed emitters, allowing the development of complex test cases and the verification of threat priority in the RWR system. Once emitters or groups of emitters are developed, test personnel can progress through them easily.
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Frequency Range |
500 MHz to 18 GHz (base); 28 GHz to 40 GHz millimeter wave (mmwave); 10 MHz to 500 MHz (optional) |
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Number of Emitters |
Eight, fully independent in frequency, pulse width, pulse repetition and scan model |
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Operating Time |
Greater than six hours with two batteries installed |
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Minimum Pulse Width |
50 ns |
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Frequency Accuracy |
+/-0.001 percent for single output; +/-5 MHz for multiple frequencies (base) |
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Frequency Switching Speed |
One μsec |
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Direct Connect Power |
+10 dBm via threaded Neill-Concelman, or TNC, output (base) |
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Temperature |
-40 to 55°C (AC power) |
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Radiated Power |
-35 dBm minimum at 40 feet (base); -42 dBm at 40 feet (mmwave) |
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Weight |
Less than 27 lb with two batteries, less than 25 lb with one battery |
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Operating Power |
BB-2590/U battery (one or two), or 110 to 240 V |
Lab
Our Lab Model 527 radio frequency (RF) simulator is a compact, high fidelity system designed for electronic combat systems testing. Sized for a 19-inch rack to accommodate a laboratory environment, the Lab Model 527 also can be utilized as an RF generation subsystem in a high-power system.
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Frequency Range |
Fully tunable for continous-wave and pulsed emmiters from 10 MHz to 18 GHz, and from 28-40 GHz |
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Number of Emitters |
Eight, fully independent in frequency, pulse width, pulse repetition and scan model |
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Minimum Pulse Width |
50 ns |
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Frequency Accuracy |
± 0.002 percent single frequency output; ± 20 MHz for multiple frequency output |
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Minimum Pulse Repetition |
One μsec |
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RF Output Power |
Zero dBm |
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Temperature |
Operating: 0 to 40°C |
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Relative Humidity |
80 percent ± 5 percent at 31˚C, decreasing linearly to 50 percent at 40˚C (non-condensing) |
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Weight |
Less than 30 lb |
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AC Power |
50-60 Hz; 90-264 V using a lab-standard cable equipped with a three-prong IEC-320 C14 for connection to 60 Hz, 120 V alternating current (VAC) outlets |
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Maximum Current Draw |
1 amp at 115 VAC or 0.5 amp at 230 VAC |
Specifications
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Parts Number |
National Stock Number |
Additional Part Numbers |
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39300-40002-10 |
6940-01-563-1116 |
9300-40002-20, 9300-40002-30, 9300-40002-40 |
*Specifications subject to change without notice.
