lesson6.06- common baseline circuit switches（lesson6.06——一般的基准电路开关）.doc

STUDENT HANDOUT ANNEX F - WIRE & MULTICHANNEL RADIO 6.06 - COMMON BASELINE CIRCUIT SWITCHES Learning Objectives: Terminal Learning Objective: Provided a mission, concept of operations, commander's guidance, and references; conduct the planning and development of structured system block diagrams which integrate all MAGTF tactical networks, systems, and equipment. (2591.1.8) ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVES: The Senior Course Training Section (SCTS) has received permission to omit published ELOs from its student handouts. SCTS will continue to follow the ITS process in that the Program of Instruction (POI) will be used to determine training requirements, and that all tests administered will follow the ELOs contained within the appropriate POI. All material within the lessons will continue to support the POI and ITSs. Background. The cornerstone of the joint tactical voice communications system is the AN/TTC-39 series of circuit switches, also known as the Common Baseline Circuit Switches. These include the AN/TTC-39A(v)1, AN/TTC-39A(v)3, AN/TTC-39A(v)4, and the AN/TTC-39D. Like the AN/TTC-42 and SB-3865, these were developed under the TRI-TAC program, which we discussed in our last lesson. In the early 1980's the Army and Air Force began fielding the AN/TTC-39 which was a hybrid switch with two space division (analog) switching matrixes (SDMX) and one time division (digital) matrix (TDMX). This allowed the flexibility to interface the myriad of hybrid automatic, semiautomatic, and manual analog switchboards in the services’ inventory at the time. By the mid 1980's, the fielding of enhanced digital transmission systems outpaced the digital trunking capabilities of the AN/TTC-39, and so they transitioned to the AN/TTC-39A(v)1. This is a hybrid switch with one analog (SDMX) and two digital (TDMX) matrixes. Additionally, the JCSE (joint communications support element) procured two AN/TTC-39A(v)3's, which are downsized versions of the(v) 1 with on