Link 16 Systems Engineering training programs includes Link 16 Concept of Operation, requirements, design alternatives, performance, verification, validation, and operation.
Learn about:
- Systems Engineering Process applied to Link 16
- The Requirement for Link 16 as a Tactical Data Link (TDL)
- Link 16 Architecture
- Link 16 Operation
- Link 16 Networks Structures
- Link 16 Network Design and Engineering
- Nets and Networks
- Network Participation Groups (NPGs)
- Concepts behind Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA)
- Time Slots and Time Slot Allocation
- Link 16 Network Time Slot Structure
- Link 16 Frequencies & Waveform
- Message Packing
- Message Structure & Numbering
- Access Modes
- Link 16 Signal Processing
- Encryption and Secure Data Unit
- Communications Modes
- Modulation and Cyclic Code Shift Keying (CCSK)
- Types of Relay in Link 16
- Link 16 Hardware Design
- Class 1 Terminals and Class 2 Terminals
- MIDS Low Volume Terminal (LVT)
- Fighter Data Link (FDL)
- Joint Tactical Radio System
- Relative Navigation (RelNav)
- Link 16 Synchronization
- External Time Reference Network (ETRN)
- System Time Reference Network (STRN)
- Link 16 Operation
- Joining a Network
- Active and Passive Synchronization
- The 11 Stages of Producing a Network
- Time Slot Map Creation
- Demonstration of Link 16 Network
- Link 16 Network Management
- Network Planning and Design
- Link 16 Verification and Validation
- Link 16 System Integration and Interoperability
Who Should Attend:
- Project managers
- Product managers
- Project directors
- Systems engineers
- Business analyst
- Link 16 Systems analyst
- Link 16 System architect
- Link 16 and TDL Operation
- Software systems engineer
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