End-to-End Tester General
Description
The EDO's End-to-End (ETE) Test System performs automated performance
evaluation of Electronic Countermeasure (ECM) and Radar Warning
Receiver (RWR) systems. This ETE test system has a AN/PLM-4 Radar
Signal Simulator (RSS) incorporated into its design.
An operator can be located at the SUT control and displays. This
enables the operator to visually determine the operability of the
ECM or RWR system by observing the SUT displays. The ETE Test System
operator is able to evaluate ECM system functions such as receiver
sensitivity, parameter encoding, power output and jam response.
In addition, the ETE Test System can be used as a diagnostic tool
to fault detect/fault isolate malfunctions within the ECM or RWR
system-under-test (SUT).
The ETE Test System displays Jam response information that includes
center frequency, peak power, transponder spot-width, jam window,
and time-gated pulloffs. Tests can be performed using free-space
radiation via antennas or signals can be direct-coupled into the
SUT using antenna couplers. The ETE Test System is designed
to use Government Furnished Equipment (GFE) antenna couplers.
The ETE Test System is controlled via a rugged laptop PC running
test software. The test software is operator friendly and is based
on the Microsoft Windows® GUI. The ETE test system can operate
in a fully automatic mode using a SUT specific test program or the
operator can perform manual tests for diagnostic purposes. A wizard
driven software application is supplied with the ETE Test System
so EW and Depot level engineers can develop custom test programs
for the SUT.
Download and save or view online our End-to-End
Test System brochure.
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Tester Features
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Programmable measurement routines |
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Manual spectrum analyzer functions |
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Lightweight (one person portable) |
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Uses internal battery power or external AC |
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Built-in or external battery charger |
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Built-in-Test (BIT) for easy maintenance |
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Remote operation capability |
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Small unit footprint |
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Applicably designed for rapid deployment |
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Test System Specifications
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Signal Simulator AN/PLM-4 page.
Updated:
January 29, 2008
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