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Air & Missile Defense Radar (AMDR)

AN-SPY-6(V)

Tad Dickenson

Director / Program Manager

21 May 2015

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A Critical Need An Enduring Program

$400M EMD Program

$1.2B in LRIP Options DDG-51 FLT III (2016-2020)

$3.2B in FRP – 24 DDG-51 FLT III (2020-2030)

$4.1B in FRP – 31 DDG-51 FLT IV (2031-2042)

40 year sustainment life 2082

Vision

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Gallium Nitride (GaN) based Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) Low Cost x86 back-end processing Radar Qualification May 2017

2012 Technology Demonstration Raytheon, McKinney TX

2020 Low Rate Initial Production (LRIP) In-Yard Need Date

DDG 51 Flight III Destroyer Aegis Combat System – Advanced

Capability Build (ABB-20) Ship Delivery 2021 Initial Operating Capability 2023

AMDR Operational View Simultaneous Multi-mission Capability

BMD

NSFS

ASuW

ASW

AAW

EP

ENV MSL COM

BMTC

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AMDR Scalability

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http://www.raytheon.com/capabilities/products/amdr/

DDG-51 Flight III 2nd FY16 Ship

ACB – Advanced Capability Build HES-C – High Efficiency Small Capacity MCS – Machinery Control System MFM – Multi-Function Monitor SSGTG – Ship’s Service Gas Turbine Generator

AN/SPQ-9B Radar (FY14) [3] • Replaces AN/SPS-67 (part of FLT IIA)

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ACB20 / TI-16 Upgrade to AWS [3]

• Remaining obsolescence and roll-down impact changes as required

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AMDR Overview

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Tracks Detections Beams

I&Q

Data

Digital Signal Processing (7 Cabinets)

SIM

Real Time Simulator (1 Cabinet)

Calibration ¼ RMA

(2x)

Radiator (37x) AN/SPQ-9B Tracks

208VAC

1,000VDC

Array Power Distribution

1,000VDC

450VAC

Battery

Digital Beamforming (3 Cabinets)

Antenna Interface (2 Cabinets)

1,000VDC

Array Subsystems (4X)

Signal & Data Processing Subsystems

Power Subsystems

Cooling Subsystems

Ship’s Power

Radar Control Processor / Radar Suite Controller

(2 Cabinets)

Array Control

Combat System

(4 Units)

(1 Units)

(2 Units)

Inertial Navigation

System (1x)

Main Power Distribution

Uninterruptable Power Supply

Radar Modular

Assembly (37x)

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AMDR Radar Modular Assembly (RMA)

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AMDR Array & Radar Modular Assembly (RMA)

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Radar Modular Assembly (RMA)

Overlap Beamformer (OLBF) Radiator Assembly

(Front) (Rear)

Array Structure

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Why Raytheon Won

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Leadership • Saw the opportunity and acted • Purposeful investment

• Gallium Nitride (GaN) • T/R Modules • x86 Adaptive Digital Beamforming • Software Product Lines • Anti-Tamper • People

Strategic Partnering Customer focused – Repaired & Improved Relationships

Team • Common Vision – Next Gen Radar • Accountable to the program / product • High Cadence, High Performing • Acting like a small company, but

leveraging the entire company

Focused Discriminants

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“Two Tools”

“Elegant Design” - simple & clever

All Technical Performance Measures (TPMs) were either met or exceeded

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Path Finding & Risk Reduction

Far Field: Operational in 14 Months

Near Field: Operational in 11 months

• Early design proofing of all major array components • Findings incorporated in TD Array • 24 Lot of TRIMMs and Prototype DREX in 7 months • 1st Software Build in 8 months • 1st Patterns in 9 months after contract award • Accelerated program integration by 7 months

TRIMMs Radiator

Overlap Beamformer

Distributed Receiver/Exciter

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R6s / Cost Reduction

3-Card Design

2-Card Design

• 300VDC TO 1,000VDC Conversion • 2 DFMAs in 22 Months • 2 CCA to 3 CCA Design • 100% Surface Mount Design • Significant Decrease in DPO

Continuous Cost Reduction with Technology Insertion

APG-79

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TD EMD LRIP FRP

100%

75%

50%

25%

0%

LR

IP3

LR

IP4

FR

P1

FR

P2

Contracts

Co

st

Gen 3.0

Gen 4.0

• 3 DFMA cycles • Technology Insertion

Gen 5.0

IDS mature MRL-8 GaN technology enabled AMDR TD Prototype and NGJ POD to meet power, bandwidth and weight requirements

MRL-8 GaN Cost Reduction Proposal Support

Electronic Protection Past performance

SAS Electronic Protection and Multi-Beam Signal Processing expertise and APG-79 Cost reduction methodology drove greater than

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Raytheon Collaboration AMDR / Next Generation Jammer

Results: Best Value Proposal RAYTHEON

SUB FACTOR FACTOR PROPOSAL

Outstanding

T.1

Outstanding

Outstanding

Outstanding

Good

Good

Good

Outstanding T.2

Outstanding D.1

Good M.1

GoodAcceptable

Acceptable Acceptable

Good E.1

System Design and Integration

H/W Architecture & Development

S/W Architecture & Development

Life Cycle Support Concept

Open Architecture Concept

Technology Maturity

Data Rights

Capabilities, Experiences, & Facilities

Program Management Approach

Past Performance

Energy

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T.1 = T.2 = D.1 > M.1 >> P.1+ E.1

“Broad Strengths”

P.1

Where we’re going

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Agile Work Environment

– Collocated

– Collaborative

– Efficient

– Product Focused

– Knowledge Transfer

95% personnel HIL / SIL / Labs All Disciplines No Hierarchy 1 Floor, 40,000 ft2

316 work spaces

Onboarding Welcome Culture & History Customer Cadence Commitment Competitive Goals Future

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06/01/12 07/01/12 08/01/12 09/01/12 10/01/12 11/01/12 12/01/12 01/01/13 02/01/13 03/01/13 04/01/13 05/01/13 06/01/13

SW Integration Stories

Non-Agile Plan SWIT Integration Stories Agile Plan SWIT Integration Stories Actual

“Tracks on Glass” Simulated air track,

surface track

Generate System Track

Auto Engagement with missile away

Mid-Course guidance

Predicted Intercept Point, Time

Kill Assessment

ESSM Engagement

Zumwalt Incremental “Sprint” Completion vs. “Big Bang” Better productivity – less out of phase defects

Sprint 1 Sprint 2 Sprint 3 Sprint 4 Sprint 5 Sprint 6 Sprint 7 Sprint 8

First Delivery to SWIT No new system capabilities

SWIT testing limited to interface & infrastructure

updates

Non-Agile Plan

First “Big Batch” delivery to SWIT

“Big Bang” Integration

Incremental Delivery to SWIT

Agile Software Development Process Benefits

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Keeping it Sold

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Customer Focus

– AMDR

– DDG-51 FLT III

– Combat / ACB-20

Execution with Navy – Weekly cadence

– Common goals forged with Navy

– R6s continuous improvement

– 1st LRIP 2nd FY16 DDG-51 Ship

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Q4

FY 2014 FY 2015

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

FY 2016 FY 2017

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

Engineering &ManufacturingDevelopment(EMD) IBR

DT-2 DT-3NFRat RTN

FFRat ARDEL

H/WDPDR

SSDPDR

H/WCDR

SSCDR

SVRFCAPRR

EOC

ContractAward

Continue to Sell – It Fits 30% less volume, 10% less

power consumed , 7% lighter

– Technology Development complete – technology risks retired

– Staffed and executing

– Broad Customer Support

– Congressional Support $400M EMD, CPIF 8% 50/50, $26M Investment

P P P P P

Scalable AMDR Aperture and Sensitivity to Meet Mission

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1 RMA

9 RMA

69 RMA

SPY-1 +0dB

SPY-1 +15dB with 2dB margin

SPY-1 +25dB

37 RMA

Radar Modular Assembly (RMA)

DDG-51 AMDR

(front view)

Low NRE to scale to a new Radar

• Mechanical Structure

• Common Software

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Raytheon’s Win

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Questions?

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2012 2020

Public Release References 1) REPORT TO CONGRESS - DDG 51 FLIGHT III SHIPS AIR AND MISSILE DEFENSE RADAR

ENGINEERING CHANGE PROPOSAL, FEBRUARY 2015, 257709562

2) 2015 AMDR Overview Stmt A 012215.pdf, Statement A: Approved for Release. Distribution is unlimited. #14-666 01202015

3) DDG 51 Program, CAPT Mark Vandroff, USN Program Manager, Surface Navy Association, 13 January 2015

4) AEGIS Weapon System with AMDR, Sea - Air - Space Symposium, 08 April 2014 RADM Horn PEO Integrated Warfare Systems

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