Computerized diagnostic analyzer for SSBN 726 class Low Voltage DC Weapon Power System.

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Mayfield, Terry E.
Date
1992-03Advisor
Michael, Sherif
Second Reader
Hippenstiel, Ralph
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A need exists for a new test procedure for the Low
Voltage DC (LVDC) Weapons Power System used to provide 28 volt
DC power to various portions of the Fleet Ballistic Missile
(FBM) Weapons System found on Ohio Class Submarines. The
present test procedure does not provide sufficient information
to assure that the system will function with the required
reliability. This project involved the design and
implementation of a test system which would perform the
following functions: 1) accurately monitor the performance of
the 28 volt LVDC rectifiers in the FBM Weapons System, 2)
indicate when a system failure has occurred, 3) provide
information to assist in trouble shooting, 4) provide
facilities for database storage and analysis. This system is
portable, user friendly, and compatible with current test requirements.
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