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Laboratory Based Test Controllers
JFTI engineers work with Navy personnel to design and operate
laboratory based test controllers that collect and analyze data
for aircraft systems being tested. We are verifying system level
performance in a controlled laboratory environment, which compliments
verifying the system performance in an aircraft integrated environment.
These controllers provide: 
- Precise triggering/timing control of system specific (desired)
event based transmissions to systems under test
- Precise RF transmission control of desired transmissions
- Precise RF transmission control of independent Electromagnetic
Interference (EMI) signals
Instrumentation
JFTI’s instrumentation development and integration support
to NAVAIR’s Communication/Navigation/Identification (Com/
Nav/ID) program includes the following projects:
- F/A-18 PIDS/CAS
- F/A-18 MIDS
- KC-130T/VP-3/C-2 Traffic Collision Avoidance System (TCAS)
- Mode 5 Advanced IFF (AIFF) Flight Test
- MH-60R IFF (APX-100 and Multi-Mode Radar)
- S-3B CAINS II Upgrade
- ATNAVICS Flight Test
- NVH-3A
- MH-53E

We have developed standard and fighter ruggedized
Discrete Bus Formatter (DBF) systems for IFF events, MIL-STD-1553
bus, ARINC bus, and GPS position recording during flight test events. These
systems are 3 meter ownship position recording capable (post differential
correction), can record up to 18 Gbytes of data per mission, timestamp
events to within 4 μsec. of true GPS time, and record event-to-event
spacing to an accuracy and resolution of 1/128 μsec.
DBF system ready for installation.
JFTI has produced more than 15 units, and we
fabricate and update the DBF II hardware and software as needed. In
addition, our employees reprogram or customize DBF-II Event Pre-Processor
(EPP) firmware to meet the needs and specific events for each
Nav and ID test program. We have the following in-house fabrication
capabilities:
- JFTI printed circuit board design and assembly
- metal shop
- FPGAL/PAL design
- compiler/assembler/linker/debugger tools
Click on the icon for a PDF file on Instrumentation.
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