TM 11-5840-360-14-1-1
1.8.2 Equipment Required But Not Supplied (V3)
Table 1-8 lists the cable and waveguide required but
1.9 RADAR SET AN/SPS-64(V)4
not supplied for Radar Set AN/SPS-64 (V)3.
The Dual (Special) System uses one 12-Inch
Indicator, two 16-Inch Indicators, one X-band antenna
and antenna pedestal, one S-band antenna and antenna
Table 1-8 Radar Set AN/SPS-64(V)3 Equipment
pedestal and one each X-band and S-band Receiver
Required But Not Supplied
Transmitter.
The system adds the Dual Interface
components to drive the AN/SPA-66 and AN/SPA-25
Cable
Waveguide
Type
Indicators. The technique adopted to configure the
X
Belden 8777
existing AN/SPA Indicators of the SLA/10 system into
X
Belden 9253
the Raytheon system is to provide an interface which
X
Belden 9775
accepts signals (AN/SPA-type synchro) from the
X
RG-59A/U
selected radar antenna, and all other required signals
X
RG-67/U
with the same characteristics used by Raytheon
X
FSGA-9
indicators. The AN/SPA interface consists of a control
X
MSCA-7
indicator at the AN/SPA-66 and the AN/SPA-25, a signal
X
TSGA-3
data converter and an amplifier generator. These units
X
TSGA-4
convert all signals and lines to have correct interfaces
for the AN/SPA indicators. The signal data converter
1.8.3 Block Diagram Description (V3)
includes all power supplies required for the conversion
and amplifier circuits. It also interfaces with additional
components of Radar Set AN/SPS-64(V)3. This radar
controls required to operate the AN/SPA indicators. The
set uses two 12-inch indicators, one 16-inch indicator,
AN/SPA interface presents a single interface to the
switching unit. To retain the SPA bearing features,
synchros are added to both antennas to provide
appropriate bearing signals for the SPA-25 and SPA-66
used, each capable of switching two indicators to either
indicators. The switching units select the required
receiver transmitter. This dual arrangement reduces the
antenna synchro signals appropriate to the selected
possibility of total system failure by providing alternative
configuration mode.
switching paths and devices. It is more reliable than a
illustrations.
single twelve-position switch because available switches
are more rugged, with fewer critical shaft angle
1.9.1 Equipment Supplied (V4)
locations. Furthermore, standard configurations are
Table 1-9 lists the equipment supplied with Radar
used, with easy circuit traceability for installation and
Set AN/SPS-64(V)4.
maintenance.
1.9.2 Equipment Required But Not Supplied (V4)
1.8.4 Performance Characteristics (V3)
Performance characteristics for specific equipment
is foundthe reference paragraphs listed below:
not supplied for Radar Set AN/SPS-64(V)4.
Equipment
Paragraph
1.9.3 Block Diagram Description (V4)
Receiver Transmitter
RT-1240
Antenna
AS-3194
components of Radar Set AN/SPS-64(V)4. This radar
Indicators
IP-1282 & 1283
set operates at X-band, 9420+7 MHz (tunable from 9405
Switching Unit
SA-2139
to 9435 MHz) with a peak pulse power output of 20 kW
Video Amplifier
AM-6932
and pulse widths of 0.06, 0.5, and 1 microsecond. The
AN/SPS-64(V) 4 also operates at S-band (fixed
1.8.5 Required Test Equipment and Tools (V3)
frequency 3050 + 25 MHz) with a peak pulse power
Required test equipment and tools are listed in
output of 50 kW (+10 kW) and pulse widths of 0.06, 0.
5, and 1 microsecond. Target echoes, fixed marks and
the ship's heading flash are displayed on three daylight
1.8.6 Shipboard Spares (V3)
view azimuth range indicators (plan position display).
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