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Commercial in Confidence...the power in microwaves! TMD ELECTRONIC WARFARE & DEW The copyright of this document is vested in TMD Technologies Limited. This document may only be reproduced in whole or in part, or stored in a retrieval system, or transmited in any form, or by any means electronic, mechanical, photocopying or otherwise, with the prior permission of TMD Technologies Limited. www.tmd.co.uk www.tmdus.com TMDUK-SALE-913 issue 1

Introduction TMD has been involved for many years in all aspects of Electronic Warfare, Directed Energy Weapons and associated systems, where the generation of RF power is required. Broad band, narrow band, and pulsed systems from watts to megawatts. Most were and still are classified. TMD has been or are currently involved in the following applications: Airborne ECM & EA - Inboard - Pod Mount - Towed decoy Naval ECM & EA - On board - Off board decoy Target drone Training - EW Pods - Naval training Adversary Simulation High Power applications & DEW Airborne platforms are inhabited fixed wing, UAV, inboard, pod mount and towed, where reliability, performance and size are of paramount importance. Naval systems also require control of phase when used in steerable arrays. Special systems require minimal throughput delay in order to cover the skin echo of very short pulse radar, very high (MHz) PRF and very high power for fleet protection. TMD has been involved with EW since the inception of the ALQ-101 into the UK some years ago, through to the more recent DEW and EW requirements. A very long track record of reliable supply and operational performance. Because of the sensitive nature of EW & DEW only a very limited selection of products and applications are shown on the following page, and for the same reason no current programmes are referenced: 0

1. Products, Programmes & Prototypes 1.1 A selection of EW products supplied over the last 4 decades: ALQ-101 RF amplifier pod mounted on RAF Jaguars and Buccaneers. Amplifiers maintained by TMD Low profile pod mounted 50 Watt I/J band amplifier Range of, I or Pulsed power supplies for a wide range of TWTs: 100 to 0 W & I 1 to kw pulse to GHz 03

HVPSU for kw I/J band TWT amplifier. nanosecond throughput delay to cover skin echo from short pulse target radar 00 Watt I/J band EW MPM kw Pulse and 50 W, I/J band liquid cooled amplifiers for naval jammer system I Band RF amplifier for target drone HVPSU for towed decoy, extreme airborne environment PSU for high power pulse and EW TWTs Pod and inboard mount Adversary simulation EW Training 1 MHz+ PRF Prototype I/J Band EW amplifier for high PRF seeker deception Pre and post tow cable PSUs for solid state towed decoy. Low to high voltage PSU onboard. High to low voltage PSU in Tow. 1 Watt I/J band MPM Ka Band 33 to 3 GHz 00 Watt /pulse EW amplifier Solid State 150 Watt to HGz EW MPM Range of, I and pulse commercial amplifiers from 1 to GHz, used in ground and ship based EW applications Miniature 150 Watt I/J band EW MPM New Design instrumentation amplifier., I and pulsed from 1 to GHz for ground and ship based EW The above is a selection of amplifiers and power supplies designed and manufactured by TMD for EW & DEW applications. Most have been designed in conjuction with our customers to provide the special attributes required for specific system requirements. 04

1. Some special products: High frequency and high power by combining pulsed amplifiers 50 kw Low frequency solid state pulsed amplifier Electron guns and complete Travelling Wave Amplifiers with Strathclyde University for wide band multi megawatt amplifiers The images on the left are a selection of products & prototypes that TMD has developed for more extreme EW & DEW applications. TMD has a reputation for innovation and novel solutions and hence attract customers with complex and unusual requirements. Very high power and voltage CCPSUs (Capacitor charging power supplies) for DEW applications 05

. Current Products The manufacture of production transmitters, TWTAs, MPMs and power supplies for EW applications continues at high rate, at frequencies from 1 to GHz, whilst there are also new requirements in the design and qualification stages for future systems. Many of the designs in development and manufacture are bespoke for specific customers, however TMD also manufactures a range of standard products including MPMs, TWTAs, PSUs and Instrumentation Amplifiers that have application in EW, some of which are listed below:.1 MPM Part No PTS900 PTXM1001 PTXM105 PTXM1059 PTXM1001 PTXM1057 PTXM105 PTX110 PTX0 PTX03 PTX PTX3 PTX07 GHz to to to to to 7.5 to.5 to to 30 to 30 to 30 to 30 to 3 to 3 Power W 150 1 100 15 1 1 15 00 15 00 15 00 00 Duty % I /I /Pulse /Pulse /Pulse /Pulse /Pulse /Pulse /Pulse /Pulse /Pulse /Pulse /Pulse LxWxH mm 35x00x50 190x10x3 0x10x35 54x135x45.5 190x10x3 54x135x45.5 0x10x35 330x00x55 330x15x51 330x15x51 330x190x51 330x190x51 450x5x59.5 Non ITAR versions are available for most frequencies and peak power. 0 Weight kg 4.5 1.95 1.95.4 1.7.4 1.95 4.5 4.5 5 5

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. TWTAs (Military Amplifiers) Part No PTX7973 PTX975 PTX111 PTX797 PTX937 PTX7449/1 PTX97 PTX990 PTX93 PTX74 PTX745 PTX7477 PTX9750 PTX7959 PTX977 PTX991 PTX3 PTX07 PTX97 PTX15 Min GHz 0. 4.5.5 7.5 7.5 1 30 34 Max GHz 4.5 17 3 Power W Non ITAR versions are available for most frequencies and peak power. 0 300 5,000 00 0 350 5,000 0 35 00 5,000 10 3,500 0 0 00 1,100 Duty % I 4 4 5 I I 1

.3 Instrumentation Amplifiers Low Part No PTCS9719 PTCS979 PTCS94 PTCS909 PTCS971 PTCS913 Min GHz 0 0 0 0 0 0 Max GHz 3,000 Power W Min GHz 0.5 0. 1 1 1 1 1 7.5 7.5 30 Max GHz 7.5 7.5 4 31 Power W 50 0 500,000 4,000 Duty % High Part No PTC994 PTCM101 PTC74 PTCS97 PTCMP10P PTC993 PTC941 PTCM1005 PTCM1013 PTC7441 PTC994 PTC733 PTC7370 PTC100 PTC5 PTC993 PTC744 PTC9947 PTC9939 PTCM101 PTC99 PTCM10 PTCM10 PTCM103 PTCM104 300 500,000 4,000 9,000 50 500,000 4,000 9,000 300 550 750,000 4,000 45 130 00 15 Duty % Non ITAR versions are available for most frequencies and peak power. 09

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.4 PSUs Part No Voltage kv PTM103 5 PTM594 PTM11 9 PTM593 10 PTM59 11 PTM 15 PTM771* 15 PTM15 0 PTM5 0 PTM9755 35 PTM33 34 Power W 500 1,00 1,500 1,500 1,500 1,100 1,100 4,000 4,000 /Pulse µsec/du I 50 µs/5% 150/10% 50 µs/1% 50 µs/1% 10/0.9 /0.9 Beam Switch FE Grid Grid Grid Grid Grid Grid Prime Power 70VDC 0VDC 100VDC 115VAC 0Hz 115VAC 0Hz 115VAC 0Hz 115VAC 0Hz 115VAC 0Hz 10VDC 115VAC 0Hz 70VDC Weight kg 5 7 4 9.5 9 13 17 17 0 All above PSUs are conduction cooled and have solid encapsulant variants for AC 50 Hz, AC 0 Hz, VDC, 70 VDC or thermal battery are available on request. * Ultra low noise 3. Future Although there has been enormous funding for GaN in EW systems, poor efficiency, the Achilles heel of solid state, is thus far preventing serious application of the latest solid state I/J band technology. The broad bandwidth of EW requires special combining networks which make the thermal management more difficult and results in poor reliability even with spray cooling. The cooling power required combined with the low device efficiency lead to excessive prime power demand which existing platforms, designed for tube technology, cannot provide. It would seem that yet another solid state technology will be required to achieve the required performance and until then TWT based MPMs will dominate current applications in I band and above. There is also a move to increasing the efficiency of TWTs by using the techniques developed for space qualified TWTs, which in narrow band applications exceed 70%. As radar and missile systems become more capable, future EW systems will need to improve performance with high speed modulation, lower noise and higher frequency. There are already threats in Ka band and higher frequencies. TMD is developing RF power sources for these requirements, and as higher frequency TWTs tend to operate at higher voltages, a particular TMD development is for travelling wave tubes operating at much lower voltages. 11

4. Summary TMD has supplied a wide range of broad band pulse, and I EW amplifiers from 0 MHz to GHz, for inboard, pod and tow mounted airborne systems, ship and ground based equipments. The low efficiency and complex cooling of solid state will ensure the continued dominance of TWT technology particularly at the higher frequencies now required. TMD continues to improve the performance of amplifiers in line with requirements and is continually developing innovative new product for bespoke customer solutions. The demand for amplifiers continues to grow as threats proliferate whilst higher power systems for directed energy and fleet protection are currently being considered. TMD can supply Non-ITAR products for most powers and frequencies. TMD Technologies Ltd Swallowfield Way Hayes Middx UB3 1DQ UK Telephone +44 (0)0 573 5555 Fax +44 (0)0 59 39 Email wecare@tmd.co.uk www.tmd.co.uk This document gives only a general description of the products and/or services and is liable to update or improvement without notice. TMD Technologies accepts no responsibility for any interpretation of or reliance placed in this document.