903SVHF/UHF/SHF Man-Portable COMINT System
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903SVHF/UHF/SHF Man-Portable COMINT System
903S VHF/UHF/SHF Man-Portable COMINT System The TCI Model 903S is a compact, man-portable Communications Intelligence (COMINT) and direction finding (DF) system is designed for two-man carry, as well as mobile and transportable applications. Detect, DF and record signals of interest with a completely transportable solution. Wideband Scanning Detection with Simultaneous DF The 903S searches, detects, intercepts, locates or localizes sources of all intentional and unintentional RF energy — and simultaneously DFs all signals in the bands of interest using fast-stepping wideband receivers combined with DSP-based frequency channelization. Modern Signal Detection and DF System Operations Interlinked fast scanning detection/DF displays combined with powerful signal isolation capabilities enable real-time and post facto detection and DF of modern signals, including frequency-agile signals. An easy-to-learn, intuitive operator interface provides complete tasking, scanning, signaldetection, DF/TDOA/geolocation, reporting and mission-replay functions. Full Mission Replay Spectrograms and DF reports are stored in a high-speed relational database, enabling replay of all missions with different graphical settings and signal selection/deselection criteria. Non-volatile memory enables data to be replayed post-misison for analysis in a safe environment. Any station can merge data sets from multiple stations, providing post facto triangulation and geolocation of all signals of interest.* Full IQ recording allows postmission “Lookback TDOA” — the ability to go back in time and perform TDOA geolocation on a signal that is no longer transmitting. *Requires a minimum of three units. 903S VHF/UHF/SHF Man-Portable COMINT System Intercept and locate signals with a fully integrated man-portable solution. K E Y F E AT U R E S • Rugged design and low size, weight and power consumption suitable for portable applications. • Intercept and DF of all signals from 20 to 8,000 MHz. • Optional intercept of HF signals down to 100 kHz. • 3 GHz/sec fast-scanning detection with simultaneous DF of all detected signals at frequency channelization of 25 kHz (DF First™ technology). • Analyze and geolocate multiple signals of interest from data collected in a dense signal environment. • • • • Capable of networked multi-site geolocation of emitters of interest. • • • • • • • Selectable wideband 4/40 MHz (in VHF/UHF band) instantaneous bandwidth. • • • Optional signal modulation recognition. Display spectral and DF reports collected by the real-time system. “Lookback Collection” and analysis of signals of interest post-mission. Azimuth-colored spectrogram, map with bearing rays from sensors and detection metadata displays. Wideband recording with selectable bandwidth up to 40 MHz. Built in solid state drive can perform wideband recording up to 4 hours at 4 MHz. Detection and DF of conventional and modern signals. Client-server architecture with full networking capability. Built-in self-test (BIST) and calibration. Modular, compact, industry-standard architecture supports flexible implementation in man-portable, mobile, fixed, and transportable configurations. Optional signal analysis and decode suite available with over 200 signal types. Optional 4U rack mount configuration for fixed station or mobile operations. Additional DF antennas available. System Architecture 903S 645-8 V/U/SHF Portable/Mobile 20 MHz to 8GHz 645 V/UHF Portable/Mobile 20 MHz to 3 GHz TCI 6085S Processor with Database Rugged Workstation VAC 649-8 V/U/SHF Portable 20 MHz to 8 GHz Typical CustomerSupplied Data Radio POWER SUPPLY VAC–12 VDC 12 VDC Power Supply used for system charging only. The TCI Model 903S compact, man-portable COMINT and DF system is ideal for two-man carry, as well as mobile and transportable applications. 3 903S VHF/UHF/SHF Man-Portable COMINT System Concept of Operation Operation in Vehicle TCI 645M VHF/UHF DF AND MONITOR ANTENNA CONCEALED IN CARGO CARRIER A vehicle can be equipped with either a TCI 649-8 for temporary dismounts or with roof-mounted 645 or 645-8 antennas for operations on the move. Changing antennas is easy as the 903S system automatically calibrates to the correct antenna type. The 903S can operate on battery power or connect to a vehicle’s 12 VDC power supply. In mobile applications, the operator can conduct signal search, monitoring, wideband recording, homing and/or direction finding (DF) of signals of interest while the vehicle is stationary, or in motion. Both vehicle and manportable stations may be networked for real-time or post-mission geolocation (DF and/or TDOA). When networked, any station in the network may request Line of Bearing (LOB) and/or TDOA measurements to obtain geolocation data. Man-portable Operation The TCI 903S portable system can be dismounted from the vehicular configuration and carried to areas that are only accessible on foot. When deployed in a man-portable configuration, the station uses the portable TCI 649-8 lightweight antenna on a carbon-fiber tripod. The system is powered by internal batteries or an external battery pack. In this configuration, the operator can conduct signal search, monitoring, wideband recording and direction finding (DF) of signals of interest. If a portable network radio is available, the station may request line of bearing (LOBs) and/or TDOA data from other networked stations to obtain geolocation of targets. 4 TCI 649 MAN-PORTABLE VHF/UHF DF AND MONITOR ANTENNA ARRAY System Details 903S Functionality The TCI 903S can scan the entire 20 to 8,000 MHz band or selected sub-bands. The operator can define signal detection criteria. View of signal detections can be dynamically altered by azimuth, bandwidth, power, frequency, duration or other metadata. Operator can add comments relating to the collected signal. The 903S can communicate line-of-bearing data to/from any other networked station for automatic geolocation. All data is stored on non-volatile media so it is available for post facto analysis. While in the man-portable configuration, the operator can conduct signal search, monitoring, wideband recording and direction finding (DF) of signals of interest. If a portable network radio is available, the station may request line of bearing (LOBs) from other networked stations to obtain geolocation data. Signal Analysis The TCI 903S system provides the following signal analysis and demodulation capabilities on the operator workstation: • • • • Real time analysis and demodulation of detected signals in narrow- and wideband Optional automatic recognition of known modulation types: (Analog: AM FM, USB, LSB, CW, Morse. Digital: BPSK, QPSK, pi/4 DQPSK, 8-16-PSK, 2-, 3-, 4-, 8-FSK, MSK OOK, 4PAM, 16-, 32-, 64-QAM, V.29) The 903S system is also compatible with a wide variety of additional third-party signal analysis and decode tools, including popular GOTS backend signal processors. Analog audio playback Tools to measure and display basic parameters of the intercepted signals and record bit streams. TCI Mobile Station operation 5 903S VHF/UHF/SHF Man-Portable COMINT System Blackbird Software The TCI Blackbird NextGen software presents a powerful, user-friendly spectrogram view to browse the live and past RF environment. But it is much more than a spectrum analyzer. Sophisticated signal processing continuously characterizes and catalogs all detected signals. The parameters of these signal intercepts flow into a real-time database; database searches (also in real-time) allow isolation of true signals of interest from the crowded background environment. Flexible Operations and Display The Blackbird NextGen software provides the user with an easy-to-use interface for controlling and analyzing the signal collection flow. Operation consists of four simple steps: 1. Choose Targets Blackbird’s Auto-Configurator automatically configures the RF front end and detection system and begins detection. Color controls Spectrogram Detection Overlay Pop up Signal Info Spectrogram data can be colored by power, direction or even tag. Full spectrogram data served for live or past data. Transparent overlay highlights detected signals. Point at any detected signal to pop-up the signal info window. Right click to apply actions to the selected signal. 2. Browse or Search for Signals of Interest Blackbird NextGen returns matching signals and displays in List, Map and Spectrogram views. Seamlessly search both live and past signals. 3. Take action (with a single right click) on any signal, such as: • • • • • • • • • Set Tag Record IQ Extract (WB recorder) Precision Geolocation Handoff (live only) Add Emitter Info Send to…(signal analysis) Export Find Similar 4. Make it Automatic • • 6 Assign automatic actions to signals matching search criteria Save searches with actions into mission for “Auto-Searches” Power The TCI 903S station is supplied with integral 12 VDC batteries that provide a minimum run time of four hours. The system reports battery power level and issues a visual and audible warning when battery power is low. • The TCI 903S station can be operated from standard 12 VDC vehicle power. • The TCI 903S station is supplied with a power supply for connection to standard commercial power. • The TCI 903S can be switched between different power sources without rebooting or disrupting active missions. Redefining Search and Visualization Unlike traditional spectrogram views, the Blackbird’s spectrogram provides a unique, semi-transparent overlay showing the detected signal catalog. Typical Specifications 903S Model 903S Specifications System ❯ Frequency Range ❯ Environmental (Electronics Only) Frequency Range, DF 20 to 3,000 MHz 20 to 8,000 MHz 20 to 8,000 MHz with 645 antenna with 645-8 antenna with 649-8 antenna Frequency Range, Monitoring 100 kHz to 8,000 MHz Modulation Modes (DF) ––– Below 30 MHz optional All DF Bandwidth 6.25 to 200 kHz Many intermediate values Instrument DF Accuracy 0.1° System DF Accuracy 2 to 5° RMS* *Antenna dependant DF System Sensitivity 10 dB SNR, 25 kHz BW Temperature - 25 to 40° C Operating Temperature - 40 to 70° C Storage Altitude 3,000 m Operating (10,000 ft.) Altitude 15,000 m Storage (50,000 ft.) Operating Humidity 0 to 95% Non-Condensing 25 kHz Channels Vibration 10 to 55 Hz 0.4 mm Amplitude Architecture VME Power 12 VDC 120/230 VAC Configuration Dual Channel receiver Consult factory for available AC power adapters Operating System Windows® 7 embedded Power Consumption 120 W Max. Polarization DF Scan Rate Vertical 3 GHz/sec ❯ Spectrum Processor A/D Resolution 16 bit Wideband Recording 4 hours 4 MHz BW, solid state drive Tuning Speed 3 ms <100 MHz steps Tuning Increments 1 Hz Gain Control 120 dB Digital range IF Bandwidths 40/4 MHz 3 dB Image Rejection 90 dB IF Rejection 80 dB In-Band Dynamic Range 90 dB 3rd-Order Intercept point +18 dBm 2nd-Order Intercept point +50 dBm Noise Figure Antenna dependent See antenna data sheets LO Phase Noise -110 dBc/Hz 10 kHz offset ❯ Receiver Color and Finish The TCI 903S system components are colored OD green and have a non-reflective finish. 90 dB Typical Urban mode TCI Model 903 Options ❯ TCI Model 903 Signals Intelligence System Option 903-1 4U rack mount configuration Option 2621 HF RF Channel, 9kHz to 30 MHz (for use with option 903-1) Option WBR-1 Model 3265 Lookback Storage Array, 12 TB (for use with option 903-1) ❯ Blackbird NextGen Software Option MRS-1 Modulation Recognition for Server Option BCSW-1 Additional Blackbird Client License ❯ Antenna Options (for use with option 903-1) Model 641 Omni-directional V/UHF DF & Monitoring Antenna, 20 to 3,000 MHz Model 643 Dual Polarized, Omni-directional V/UHF DF & Monitoring, 20 to 3,000 MHz Model 647 Omni-directional VHF/UHF DF & Monitoring Antenna, 20 to 8,000 MHz Model 647D Dual Polarized, Omni-directional V/UHF DF & Monitoring, 20 to 8,000 MHz Export of TCI International, Inc. systems and products may be subject to U.S. export controls. U.S. Export License may be required. Specifications subject to change without notification 7 T C I I N T E R N AT I O N A L , I N C . 3541 Gateway Blvd. Fremont, CA 94538-6585 USA TEL: 1-510-687-6100 USA: 1-800-824-8074 FAX: 1-510-687-6101 www.tcibr.com Specialized Expertise in a Global Family TCI International, Inc., a leading supplier of end-to-end, ITU-compliant RF spectrum monitoring and management products, is a wholly-owned subsidiary of SPX Corporation. Based in Charlotte, North Carolina, SPX Corporation (NYSE: SPXC) is a global, multi-industry manufacturing leader. SPX team members collaborate across business segments and borders to deliver greater efficiencies and better ideas for helping customers succeed. At TCI, this commitment to innovation supports an array of customers whose missions depend on having a clear picture of their electromagnetic environment. For over 45 years, TCI’s technical developments and advanced production capabilities have earned it a reputation for excellence in high-performance communications, spectrum monitoring and signals intelligence systems. TCI’s diverse hardware and software engineering capabilities provide proven solutions for regulatory compliance, monitoring and security, and communications intelligence applications. With advanced spectrum mapping and analytics, data recording and precision geolocation technology, TCI systems provide vital data for government and military agencies in over 100 countries worldwide. Company proprietary Data and specifications subject to change without notification Not for distribution without prior permission from TCI. 903S-08-22-16 © 2014-2016 – All Rights Reserved
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