The San Antonio Modular Automatic Test Equipment (MATE) Digital Tester (SAMDT) is being organically developed in the San Antonio Air Logistics Center, Automated Equipment Support Branch (SA-ALC/MATT), in accordance with MATE policies and procedures. This paper will describe the evolution of the SAMDT from its initial conception to its present state of development. The SAMDT will include a digital subsystem with Guided Probe capabilities. This feature was unique among MATE testers existent at the time of SAMDT concept development. System software includes the integration of the MATE Control and Support Software with the Hierarchal Integrated Test Simulator (HITS) obtained from the Naval Air Engineering Center at Lakehurst, New Jersey. The paper will conclude with a summary of the impact of organic MATE tester development on both the Air Force and industry.
U.S. Air Force organic MATE tester development
Entwicklung von modularen automatischen Pruefsystemen (MATE) fuer die US Luftwaffe
1986
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Conference paper
English
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