Each grouping may consist of 15 levels of development ranging from Complexity 0 to Complexity 14, with level 14 the most complex. Within each complexity, nine additional subcomplexity levels exist.
Example: RF TPS Development - LRU - Complexity 4.0 to 4.9
Each grouping may consist of 5 levels of development ranging from Complexity 1 to Complexity 5, with level 5 the most complex. Within each complexity, nine additional subcomplexity levels exist.
Example: PADS TPS Development - SRU - Complexity 4.0 to 4.9
Each grouping may consist of 5 levels of development ranging from Complexity 1 to Complexity 5, with level 5 the most complex. Within each complexity, nine additional subcomplexity levels exist.
Example: PADS TPS Development - LRU - Complexity 4.0 to 4.9
This group consists of 11 levels of development ranging from Complexity 0 to Complexity 10, with level 10 the most complex. Within each complexity, nine additional subcomplexity levels exist.
Example: Variant TPS Development - Complexity 1.0 to 1.9
The Very Complex ITA Enhancements consist of five levels ranging from Complexity 1 to Complexity 5, with level 5 the most complex. Within each complexity, nine additional subcomplexity levels exist.
Example: Very Complex ITA Enhancement - Complexity 1.0 to 1.9
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Ancillary Equipment is used in support of LRU and SRU ITAs, and ATE equipment.
This group consists of nine levels of equipment ranging from Complexity 1 to Complexity 9, with level 9 the most complex. Within each complexity, nine additional subcomplexity levels exist.
Example: Ancillary Equipment- Complexity 1.0 to 1.9
This group consists of ten levels ranging from Complexity 1 to Complexity 10, with level 10 the most complex. Within each complexity, nine additional subcomplexity levels exist.
Example: Analog Test Program Set Update - SRU - Complexity 1.0 to 1.9
This group consists of ten levels ranging from Complexity 1 to Complexity 10, with level 10 the most complex. Within each complexity, nine additional subcomplexity levels exist.
Example: Digital Test Program Set Update - SRU - Complexity 1.0 to 1.9
This group consists of ten levels ranging from Complexity 1 to Complexity 10, with level 10 the most complex. Within each complexity, nine additional subcomplexity levels exist.
Example: Analog Test Program Set Update - SRU - Complexity 1.0 to 1.9
This group consists of ten levels ranging from Complexity 1 to Complexity 10, with level 10 the most complex. Within each complexity, nine additional subcomplexity levels exist.
Example: Digital Test Program Set Update - SRU - Complexity 1.0 to 1.9
This group consists of ten levels ranging from Complexity 1 to Complexity 10, with level 10 the most complex. Within each complexity, nine additional subcomplexity levels exist.
Example: Electro Optic Test Program Set Update - SRU - Complexity 1.0 to 1.9
This group consists of ten levels ranging from Complexity 1 to Complexity 10, with level 10 the most complex. Within each complexity, nine additional subcomplexity levels exist.
Example: Analog/Digital Hybrid Test Program Set Update - SRU - Complexity 1.0 to 1.9
This group consists of ten levels ranging from Complexity 1 to Complexity 10, with level 10 the most complex. Within each complexity, nine additional subcomplexity levels exist.
Example: RF Test Program Set Update - SRU - Complexity 1.0 to 1.9