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    MUOS High Power Amplifier (MHPA)

    For AN/PRC-155 Manpack Radios

    Converged voice and IP data services Overview


    The MUOS High Power Amplifier (MHPA) is an appliqué for the AN/
    Crystal clear voice quality PRC-155 2-Channel Manpack radio. The MHPA replaces the standard
    High Power Amplifier (HPA) on either channel of the AN/PRC-155
    Manpack radio. With the MHPA attached, the AN/PRC-155 Manpack
    Dial-up voice calls to any other MUOS terminal or radio becomes MUOS enabled providing a worldwide satellite-based
    SCIP-enabled DISN (land line) phone worldwide communications capability, derived from 3GPP UMTS cellular technology.
    The route and retrans capability enables disparate networks, using legacy
    waveforms to be connected through the MUOS satellite system.
    Group communications mode The combination of the AN/PRC-155 Manpack radio and MHPA
    provides dismounted soldiers voice and data communications
    while “on the move” using a lightweight, low-profile antenna.
    Virtually unlimited communications range There is no need to stop, setup or position special antennas.

    Data communications via any other MUOS terminal


    The First MUOS Ground Terminal for the Military
    worldwide and access to designated The MHPA provides users with powerful new ways to communicate
    with each other and with higher command authorities. Several voice
    SIPRNET or NIPRNET servers communications modes allow for both cell-phone like voice calls to
    other individual users or PTT talk groups of almost unlimited size and
    Voice and data MUOS to Legacy Waveforms Route geographic dispersal, as supported by the MUOS satellite system.
    & Retrans (bridging) The system also allows users to connect a standard laptop to the terminal
    and login to a SIPRNET or NIPRNET server from virtually anywhere in
    the world. Seamless Teleport services allow calls to be made to landline
    Classified up to Top Secret and terrestrial networks just as easily as to other MUOS terminals.
    MUOS High Power Amplifier (MHPA)

    Technical Specifications Features and Benefits


    Case dimensions:
    nn Easy AN/PRC-155 Manpack radio field installation on either channel
    nn
    6.45” x 3.00” x 1.83”
    ƒƒ Modular design for ease of technology upgrades
    nn

    MHPA compatibility with AN/PRC-155 Manpack radio


    nn
    Ruggedized (MIL-STD 810F), lightweight
    nn
    Interchangeable with HPA on either CH1 or CH2
    ƒƒ chassis that is EMI/EMC compliant
    Interfaces
    nn  Upgraded automatically during AN/PRC-155 field software updates
    nn
    MUOS Antenna Port
    ƒƒ Compatible with AN/PRC-155 Manpack radio
    nn
    - Single N-Type connector CTN-certified legacy waveforms
    - 12 watt average output power (+40.8 dBm)
    ƒƒ
    Legacy Antenna Port
    - Single N-Type connector
    - Legacy waveforms including SRW, SINCGARS, SATCOM
    ƒƒ
    Programming
    - Field loadable through AN/PRC-155 Manpack radio interface
    - JENM Compatible
    ƒƒ
    Spectral Adaption
    -24 dB minimum notch depth

    Transmitter
    nn
    Frequency Range: 300 MHz - 320 MHz
    ƒƒ
    Harmonic Suppression: 2nd and 3rd harmonics: - 60 dB min
    ƒƒ
    Receiver
    nn
    ƒƒ
    Frequency Range: 360 MHz - 380 MHz
    ƒƒ
    MUOS Adjacent Channel Rejection UHF
    - 45 dB minimum

    Max. power output


    nn
    12 Watts
    ƒƒ
    MUOS Voice and Data Modes
    nn
    G.729
    ƒƒ
    MELP-E (STANAG 4591)
    ƒƒ
    IF data rate (kbps): 9.6, 32, and 64
    ƒƒ
    ƒƒ
    Serial data rates (kbps): 4.8, 9.6, 16, 32, and 64

    Crypto compatibility
    nn
    Fully compatible with COMSEC and TRANSEC
    ƒƒ
    Type 1 Suite A
    ƒƒ
    Part Number
    nn
    01-P56541U002
    ƒƒ
    ƒƒ
    NSN 5996-01-619-6176

    MUOS Antenna Options


    nn
    ƒƒ
    Soldier-on-the-Move (SOTM) P/N P/N 85-P53508R001 NSN 5330-01-632-1572
    ƒƒ
    Vehicle-on-the-Move (VOTM) P/N GD2100/1P24 NSN 5985-01-628-3023
    ƒƒ
    At-the-Pause (ATP) P/N AV2135 NSN TBD

    [email protected] • GDMissionSystems.com/radios
    US & Canada: 1-877-449-0600 • Global: Your AT&T Country Code + 877-466-9467 • DSN: 312-282-1048
    ©2016 General Dynamics. All rights reserved. General Dynamics reserves the right to make changes in its products and specifications at anytime and without notice. All trademarks
    indicated as such herein are trademarks of General Dynamics. All other product and service names are the property of their respective owners. ® Reg. U.S. Pat. and Tm. Off. D-HMSMUOS-4-0216

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