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RADAR TRAINING SYSTEM
MODEL 8096

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All student manuals, instructor guides, and user guides of the Radar Training System are optionally available as PDF files on a single CD-ROM. See Optional Equipment list in this datasheet
for the ordering number of this CD-ROM.

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Figure 1. Radar echo of a moving target observed on an A-scope
display obtained using a conventional oscilloscope.

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Surveillance processor for Track-While-Scan (TWS)
operation

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Computer-based (i.e., on-screen) control of the radar's
processing and display functions

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Computer-based control of the clutter generation for
the study of the MTI processor functions

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High repeatability of hands-on manipulations ensured
through computer-based control of the clutter
generation and radar's key parameters 

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On-screen block diagrams of the pulsed radar and
radar processor/display subsystem with hardware-
related (real signal) test points

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Computer-based oscilloscope for time-domain
observation and analysis of test point signals

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Powerful computer-based data monitoring system for
easy study of the first stage in the MTD processing
(FFT Doppler filtering, thresholding, and alarm
generation)

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Split range-gate tracker

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Leading-edge range tracker 

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Lobe-switching angle tracker

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On-screen, O-scope display

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O-scope display output

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Built-in Electronic Counter-Counter Measures (ECCM)

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Active jamming pod to electronically attack the radar
tracking system

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Noise and deception jamming capabilities

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Chaff cloud simulation

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Radar cross-section (RCS) measurement

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Inverse synthetic-aperture radar (ISAR) imagery
capability

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Phased array antenna

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Operation as a Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR)

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High-resolution SAR image capability

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Comprehensive courseware

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System level training

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Modular construction

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Fault-insertion capability for the teaching of
troubleshooting

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Multiple test points

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Protection against incorrect connections

The Basic Radar Training System, Model 8096-1, is

a complete set of hardware, courseware, and all
necessary accessories such as targets and
interconnecting cables that allows the principles of pulse,
CW Doppler, and FM-CW radar systems to be studied.

An oscilloscope is required for target echo visualization
on an A-scope display as well as time-domain
observation of signals at outputs and test points (the
Lab-Volt Model 797 Dual Trace Oscilloscope is
recommended).

The Basic Radar Training System consists of a

transmitter, a receiver, three instrumentation modules,
an antenna with pedestal, a target positioning system,
and a set of accessories. A comprehensive student
manual and an instructor guide, which may be ordered
separately, are also provided

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. Refer to the lists of

equipment provided in this data sheet for additional
information.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

General Description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Table of Contents of the Student Manuals . . . . . . . 12
Lists  of  Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Additional Equipment Required to Perform
the Exercises in the Manuals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Optional Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Optional Equipment for Models 8096-5 and 8096-8 15
Equipment  Descriptions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Ordering  Numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

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Summary of Contents for 8096

Page 1: ...Finally subsystem 8096 8 introduces students to the basic principles and operation of synthetic aperture radar SAR The Radar Training System uses patented technology to detect and track passive target...

Page 2: ...on jamming capabilities C Chaff cloud simulation C Radar cross section RCS measurement C Inverse synthetic aperture radar ISAR imagery capability C Phased array antenna C Operation as a Synthetic Aper...

Page 3: ...llowing types of clutter and interference can be generated sea clutter rain clutter second trace echo noise and pulse interference The Radar Processor Display consists of a reconfigurable training mod...

Page 4: ...the radar processing functions and adjust other parameters of the radar such as the video gain detection threshold etc see Figure 7 C control the radar display functions such as the PPI display mode...

Page 5: ...e of radar which is implemented Figure 7 Computer based control of the radar processing functions and operating parameters Figure 8 Computer based control of the radar display functions Figure 9 Windo...

Page 6: ...ls can be observed on the built in oscilloscope by connecting virtual probes to test points in the on screen block diagrams Figure 12 The Data Monitor is a powerful tool designed to study the various...

Page 7: ...parabolic antenna a joystick type hand controller a set of accessories and a student manual Installation of the Radar Tracking Training System is very simple insert the interface module in the RTM mo...

Page 8: ...diagrams connection of virtual probes in the on screen block diagrams observation of signals on the built in oscilloscope fault insertion etc The Radar Active Target RAT Training System Model 8096 4 i...

Page 9: ...ed The system can also generate high resolution ISAR images of much larger targets when the shortest pulse width is used Because the system is based on pulse operation it does not need to be operated...

Page 10: ...ively The trainer includes a phased array antenna a beam steering control module the necessary cables and a comprehensive student manual that deals with the principles of electronically steered antenn...

Page 11: ...Positioning System Model 9607 1 included in the Basic Radar Training System and an antenna motion control module SAR controller Target radar echoes produced during a complete antenna scan are sampled...

Page 12: ...lance Track While Scan Processing Troubleshooting the Digital MTD PPI Processor Volume 4 Tracking Radar 38545 00 Familiarization with the Tracking Radar Manual Tracking of a Target Automatic Range Tra...

Page 13: ...SOR DISPLAY ADD ON MODEL 8096 2 QTY DESCRIPTION ORDERING NUMBER 4 1 Power Supply 9408 00 1 Reconfigurable Training Module 9431 10 1 Analog Digital Signal Combiner 9630 00 1 Data Acquisition Interface...

Page 14: ...and Accessories 9690 D0 1 Monitor 9691 00 1 RCS ISAR Measurement Training System User Guide 39102 E07 RADAR PHASED ARRAY ANTENNA TRAINER ADD ON MODEL 8096 6 QTY DESCRIPTION ORDERING NUMBER 6 1 Phased...

Page 15: ...n EW demonstrations Model 9601 Power Supply Antenna Motor Driver The Power Supply Antenna Motor Driver is the physical base for the Basic Radar Training System Several modules of the system are design...

Page 16: ...nerates a command signal for output to the antenna motor driver The controller also generates azimuth information required by other system modules Unregulated DC power is automatically supplied to the...

Page 17: ...the target in X and Y On the target controller either manual control of target position and speed or one of four preprogrammed trajectories can be selected Two three digit displays give a readout of t...

Page 18: ...es contains all of the cables and accessories necessary for operation of the Basic Radar Training System Model 8096 1 These include SMA flexible cables BNC cables a DB9 cable an antenna motor driver c...

Page 19: ...l these signals using a conventional oscilloscope DC power is automatically supplied to the Analog Digital Signal Combiner when it is installed into the RTM Model 9631 Data Acquisition Interface The D...

Page 20: ...Computer is a Windows based computer with the LVRTS software installed two monitors and a dual output display adapter video card compatible with Microsoft DirectX version 9 or later The Radar Host Com...

Page 21: ...from misconnections within the system Test points are available on the module s front panel to observe the signals on the BNC connector inputs and outputs using a conventional oscilloscope DC power i...

Page 22: ...r The repeater which consists of an amplifier and a programmable delay line amplifies and delays the intercepted signal By transmitting this signal back to the radar and gradually increasing the delay...

Page 23: ...S 8096 5 RCS AND ISAR MEASUREMENT TRAINING SYSTEM AND 8096 8 SAR TRAINING SYSTEM Model 9610 RCS ISAR Measurement Interface The RCS ISAR Measurement Interface contains additional RF circuitry that allo...

Page 24: ...9611 SUBSYSTEM 8096 5 RCS AND ISAR MEASUREMENT TRAINING SYSTEM Model 9690 D Connection Leads and Accessories The Model 9690 D Connection Leads and Accessories contains a low RCS target support with a...

Page 25: ...assive limiters two low loss long SMA cables a 30 dB SMA attenuator a DB25 cable and a microwave absorbing pen SUBSYSTEM 8096 8 SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR SAR TRAINING SYSTEM ADD ON TO 8096 5 Model 9614...

Page 26: ...ntuitive user interface that provides all the controls and settings required to operate the Lab Volt synthetic aperture radar as well as to display fine SAR images Model 9690 F Connection Leads and Ac...

Page 27: ...d Y Voltage Range 8 to 8 V PPI Output Z TTL Azimuth Input TTL On Screen Test Points 8 Faults 4 Model 8096 2 Radar Processor Display Digital Pulse Radar MTD Processor Functions Moving Target Detection...

Page 28: ...ectable 1 2 and 5 ns Variable 0 6 to 5 5 ns Maximum Peak Power 200 mW Angular Accuracy 0 25E Model 8096 8 Synthetic Aperture Radar SAR Training System13 Operating Frequency 9 4 GHz Actual Aperture Bea...

Page 29: ...regulated DC Output Protection Circuit breaker Antenna Motor Driver Input Voltage Range 10 to 10 V PWM Output Voltage Range 24 V to 24 V max Physical Characteristics Dimensions H x W x D 104 x 687 x 3...

Page 30: ...Current 2 A 0 8 A Target Table Positioning Accuracy 0 5 cm 0 2 in Target Controller Speed Range 0 to 30 cm s 0 to 11 8 in s Programmed Trajectories 4 External Voltage Range 5 to 5 V External Input Im...

Page 31: ...nge 8 to 10 GHz RF Amplifier Maximum Gain 22 dB On Time per Pulse 150 ns Limiters Type Diodes Voltage Limits 1 V RF Input and Output Impedance 50 Sync Input TTL Physical Characteristics Dimensions H x...

Page 32: ...ut Power 0 5 dBm typical Impedance 50 Pulse Generator Pulse Width Ranges 1 2 5 1 to 5 ns Trigger Input TTL Output Level 300 mV Output Impedance 50 Faults 10 switch insertable Test Points 10 Physical C...

Page 33: ...ut Interface Analog Outputs 4 Voltage Range 10 to 10 V Impedance 600 Digital Outputs 4 TTL Test Points 8 Physical Characteristics Dimensions H x W x D 114 x 110 x 209 mm 4 5 x 4 3 x 8 2 in Net Weight...

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Page 36: ...ion facility has received the ISO 9001 certification Lab Volt reserves the right to make product improvements at any time and without notice and is not responsible for typographical errors Lab Volt re...

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