My-konsult Astor TEMPO Pod Test-bench Contact us Links My-konsult My-konsult is specializing in the design, development and manufacturing of EW Support and Training Systems. The company is focusing on ECM and ESM products that includes Test and Evaluation-, Airborne-, Ground- and Naval applications. My-konsult is certified according to SS-EN ISO 9001:2015 and SS-EN ISO 14001:2015 and EASA part 145.

My-konsult Astor III TEMPO Pod Test-bench Gallery Contact us Links Click on images to enlarge Tempo Portable RF Test Emitter Tempo is a low cost portable emitter for testing and maintenance of RWR, ESM and ECM systems. Capabilities and Features: Simple for use on the flight line, aboard ships, on the range or in the work shop. Lightweight, user programmable hand-held test set HMI with local key-board and display or external standard LAN-interface State-of-the-art COTS hardware and software blocks Fill-in-the-blanks Emitter descriptions on SD-memory card Multimode signals (PRI/Amplitude/Frequency) Internal antennas or RF out and batteries or AC Characteristics: Frequency: 2-18 GHZ (Optional: 0.4 - 2 GHz) Resolution: 1 MHz step typical Fq switch time: 10 ms Output power: Max +20 dBm to antenna or +17 dBm to external outlet Attenuation/AM: 0 – 40 dB in 1 dB steps Wave forms: Pulse or CW Scan patterns: STT and search modes Pulse width: 0.05 - 400 µs PRI: 2 – 5000 µs Ant. beam width: 90º, LHC or RHC. spiral antenna Antenna gain: + 0 dB (typical) Weight/size: 4.5 kg / 32x8x17 cm Power. AC or ~ 4 H battery time

My-konsult Astor III TEMPO Pod Test-bench Gallery Contact us Links Astor III as a Training- and Test bench for Noise- and Repeater jammers: To avoid time consuming tests with e.g. multiple instruments or to minimize expensive EW flight time Astor III can be used as a radar simulator for validating jamming modes from another Astor III or any Noise/Repeater jammer e.g. A100 or ALQ-167. To this end the simulating Astor III transmits a selectable pulse pattern with amplitude variation simulating a selectable sweeping antenna while sampling the signal from the jammer. The sampled signal is displayed as raw video on a PPI display: Figure 1. Typical setup for evaluating jamming modes for search radar Figure 2 and 3. Controls available on the Test PPI and on the B-scope for Fighter radars.