Ultra Electronics Underwater warfare

UNDERWATER
WARFARE

making a difference
specialist capabilities

The Ultra Electronics Group manages a portfolio of specialist capabilities,
generating highly-differentiated solutions and products in the DEFENCE &
AEROSPACE, SECURITY & CYBER, TRANSPORT and ENERGY markets,
by applying electronic and software technologies in demanding and critical
environments to meet customer needs.
Ultra businesses constantly innovate to create solutions to customer requirements that are different from and better
than those of the Group’s competitors. By applying these differentiated solutions to a wide range of international
platforms and programmes, Ultra has built an exceptionally broad range of specialist capability areas. Where the Group
has a number of complementary capabilities it can also combine these to offer wider solutions. Furthermore, the
products, capabilities and the associated domain expertise uniquely position Ultra to be able to provide system and
sub-system solutions. These solutions are underpinned by through-life management support offerings that ensure the
capabilities are delivered and sustained in-service. The Group has an active programme of reinvestment of funds to
strengthen its capabilities in its specialist markets.
Ultra’s broad range of specialist capabilities
Ultra focuses on developing specialist capabilities that provide highly-differentiated solutions to
customers’ requirements. Eight clearly defined market segments allow Ultra to provide more complex
offerings from across the full range of the Group’s capabilities. The eight capability segments are:
Underwater warfare Capabilities related to underwater warfare covering military, paramilitary
and civil domains. These include transducers, hydrophones, sonobuoys,
sonobuoy receivers, towed arrays, periscope detecting radars, torpedo
defence systems, acoustic countermeasures, and surface ship sonar systems.
Maritime Capabilities related to signal and power management, operating,
controlling, supporting and maintaining maritime (surface and sub-surface)
military platforms, both manned and unmanned.

Ultra offers solutions to its customers through the design, delivery and support phases of a programme. Ultra’s businesses
have a high degree of operational autonomy so that they provide exceptionally agile and responsive support to customers
and partners normally associated with a smaller business. These benefits of customer focus and agility are augmented by Land Capabilities related to operating, controlling, supporting and
the access to wider and complementary technology and expertise that lies elsewhere in the Group and by Ultra’s strong maintaining land military platforms, both manned and unmanned,
financial position. and the dismounted soldier.

Ultra’s advanced underwater systems are developed to overcome the unique

challenges of the undersea environment. The Group’s innovative solutions Aerospace Capabilities related to the design, manufacture, production, operation,
deliver dominance in the underwater battlespace, providing a critical support and maintenance of commercial and military aircraft, both
manned and unmanned.
operational advantage to its customers.

C2ISR* Capabilities related to C2, Security and Surveillance solutions, covering

both military and civil domains as well as military Electronic Warfare,
reconnaissance and targeting systems, and forensic solutions for
law enforcement.

Communications Capabilities related to the secure communication and timely exchange of

Sonar systems
For surface ship applications, Ultra
has developed sonar systems that
range from standalone hull-mounted
and towed sonar installations to
fully-integrated sonar suites,
comprising hull-mounted and towed
arrays, off-board sensors, and
torpedo defence. This modular
system fuses data from own-ship and
off-board sensors to build a complete
underwater tactical picture delivering
a complete multistatic sonar
capability. Ultra’s hull-mounted sonar
with variants for bow, keel, and
shallow-water craft can be combined
with either its unique single tow
active/passive array or with a more
traditional dual tow solution. Either
offering can incorporate Ultra’s
torpedo detection and
countermeasure capabilities.
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Torpedo defence
Ultra is a world-leader in towed
torpedo defence. Drawing on its
expertise in active and passive anti-
submarine warfare (ASW) sonar
processing, Ultra has designed
innovative signal processing for
automatic detection, classification,
and tracking of ASW threats to
surface ship, submarine, and
unmanned underwater vehicles
(UUV) systems. Ultra Combines
innovative signal feature extraction
algorithms and target classification
architecture while leveraging mature
beamforming, signal processing, and
tracking technologies. Improvements
in passive ranging and localisation
capabilities are being achieved
through novel Direction of Arrival
estimator algorithm technology to
further enhance systems’ performance.
Acoustic torpedo
countermeasures
Ultra provides a range of towed and
expendable off-board acoustic
countermeasures systems to ensure the
survivability of ships and submarines
in the face of a range of advanced
torpedo threats. Ultra’s family of
acoustic countermeasure expendables
include mobile and hovering devices
that are specifically designed to
complement towed systems, such as
the SLQ-25 Nixie and Ultra’s own
towed torpedo countermeasure
system. Ultra’s Defender and Deceptor
represent the next generation of
acoustic torpedo countermeasures.
data, voice and video information providing some of the most capable
communication systems, platforms and integration support in the world.
Sonobuoys and
sonobuoy receivers
Ultra is the world’s leading provider of Nuclear Capabilities related to nuclear, covering both civil energy, national
sonobuoys, with its products spanning radiation monitoring systems through defence to radiation monitoring
the entire spectrum of types and sizes, on tactical platforms.
including development of miniature
sonobuoys optimised for use from
UAVs. In parallel, Ultra’s proven range
of sonobuoy receivers extends from Infrastructure Capabilities related to airport and airline information systems, rail
very lightweight helicopter/maritime transit power conversion and control, as well as non-nuclear civil
patrol aircraft sonobuoy receivers, to energy related capabilities.
the wideband software-defined
receiver. Ultra’s multistatic active
capability enhances the detection of
extremely quiet submarines, in both
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3 Land 3% capabilities are positioned on over
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worldwide, often in high integrity
5 C2ISR* 21% or safety critical applications.
2 6 Communications 15%
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8 Infrastructure 4%
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* Command & Control, Intelligence
Surveillance and Reconnaissance
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Sonobuoys and sonobuoy receivers
Ultra is the world’s leading provider of sonobuoys and software defined sonobuoy
receivers with its products spanning the complete spectrum of airborne and
shipborne ASW requirements.
SONOBUOYS
Due to the proliferation of modern,
stealthy submarines, traditional
anti-submarine techniques continue
to be challenged in their ability to
deliver effective submarine detection
and tracking capability. With facilities
in the US, UK, and Canada, Ultra
remains at the forefront of the
design, development, and
manufacture of air-launched,
expendable sonobuoys. Ultra’s latest
generation of multistatic sonobuoys
have just entered service and they are
once again restoring NATO’s ASW
advantage. In order to enable more
nations to access the capabilities
associated with the latest generation
of sonobuoys, Ultra’s has developed
its multistatic active application that
empowers traditional acoustic
processors to achieve the benefits
associated with multistatic operation.
Through Ultra’s partnership in
ERAPSCO and Sonobuoy TechSystems
(STS), Ultra is able to fulfil all US Navy
sonobuoy requirements for the P-8,
P-3 and MH-60R air platforms.
Internationally, STS sonobuoys have
been selected by more than 20
countries to meet their ASW needs.
MINIATURE SONOBUOYS
Ultra is driving innovation in
collaboration with key government
and industry partners and is
undertaking the development of a
miniaturised sonobuoy system. The
aim is to create a series of sonobuoys
optimised for carriage and deployment
from small patrol aircraft, helicopters,
and unmanned air vehicles (UAVs).
Ultra is This will allow non-traditional assets
to be successfully introduced into the
leading work ASW force mix. The miniaturisation
in developing activity encompasses the broader
system including the sonobuoys, the
miniature sonobuoy carriage system, sonobuoy
sonobuoys receivers and the wider
communications network. This exploits
optimised for the Group’s leading capabilities in
deployment network communications and tactical
data links such that the platform, and
from unmanned the sonobuoys it has deployed, can
contribute to the integrated
air vehicles. underwater warfare picture and the
ASW mission.
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SONOBUOY RECEIVERS
Ultra has over 5,000 receivers
installed around the world,
supporting a variety of helicopters,
maritime patrol aircraft, surface
combatants and laboratories. Ultra
continually builds upon its experience
gained with existing systems, new
developments, and technology
advances to push performance and
functional envelopes for these highly
sophisticated advanced receivers,
while reducing the cost per channel.
The latest sonobuoy receivers are
software-defined wideband solutions,
which receive signals over long
ranges and with very low distortion.
The flexibility of the systems allows
customers to vary data rates, enabling
a greater flow of information in
today’s increasingly multistatic ASW
operations. Ultra’s systems save the
customer weight and power and are
compatible with outputs from area
networks. Ultra’s products range from
lightweight systems for use on UAVs
and helicopters, to the wideband
software defined receiver currently
found on the P-8 Poseidon maritime
patrol aircraft, which offers the
ultimate in flexibility and
performance. The wideband receiver
has the ability to manage the RF
spectrum dynamically, to find and
amplify the signals of interest and
remove interference.
Innovation in sonobuoys and airborne acoustic processing
has enabled Ultra to develop state-of-the-art multistatic
active solutions for the maritime patrol aircraft community.
TRANSDUCERS
AND HYDROPHONES
The genesis of Ultra’s underwater
capability can be traced back to the
specialised design techniques and
high-quality fabrication processes it
developed decades ago to meet the
unique challenges of deep-ocean,
high-pressure applications,
associated with ASW. Today Ultra’s
transducer and hydrophone
offerings include flextensional,
tonpilz, segmented rings, striped
rings, bender, and more
conventional ceramic rings, plates,
discs and cylinders. In addition, Ultra
is recognised for its work in
broadband single crystal
transducers, which has led to it
becoming the US Navy’s preferred MULTISTATIC ACTIVE (MSA) combinations of sonobuoys are
source for this capability. Innovation in sonobuoys, collectively exploited to produce an
Ultra has over software-defined sonobuoy receivers, accurate target track.
and airborne acoustic processing has
5000 receivers enabled Ultra to develop state-of-the-
MSA provides the ability to both
enhance the probability and the range
installed around art multistatic active solutions for the
of detection of potential threats.
maritime patrol aircraft community.
the world. Ultra’s MSA application enhances a
legacy airborne acoustic processors to
enable the detection of quiet MSA provides the
submarines, in both deep and littoral
waters. MSA uses multiple sources
ability to both
and receivers, positioned in different enhance the
locations, so that echoes from active
sources are picked up by a pattern of probability and the
receivers, which take advantage of range of detection
multiple returns from the submarine
at multiple aspects. These multistatic of potential threats.
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Torpedo defence Acoustic torpedo countermeasures

A proven comprehensive sensor-to-countermeasure capability, that delivers torpedo Ultra provides a complete range of expendable
detection, classification, threat evaluation and neutralisation. and towed acoustic countermeasures.

ACOUSTIC TORPEDO COUNTERMEASURES

COUNTERMEASURES Ultra is able to supply a complete
As a pre-eminent supplier of acoustic torpedo countermeasures sub-system
countermeasures, Ultra provides a incorporating Expendable Acoustic
range of towed and expendable off- Devices (EAD), Expendable Device
board systems to ensure the Launchers (EDLs) with a Launcher
survivability of ships and submarines Control Unit (Remote) and a flexible
in the face of a range of advanced towed torpedo countermeasure. It
torpedo threats. Ultra’s family of also can supply individual EADs that
acoustic expendables, including a have the ability to ‘hover’ in the water
complete array of NATO standard mass or are self-propelled enabling
devices, is complemented by towed them to draw the incoming torpedo
systems, such as Nixie or Ultra’s away from the intended target.
flexible towed torpedo
countermeasure. The flexible towed
torpedo countermeasure permits an
active countermeasure jammer to be
towed in-line with the active-passive
towed receive array. This eliminates
the need for a separate winch and
handling system, normally associated
with stand-alone towed
countermeasures.

TORPEDO DEFENCE Ultra’s Sea Sentor SSTD can be either

Ultra is a world-leader in torpedo standalone or incorporated into its
defence for both submarines and Integrated Sonar Suite (ISS). As a
surface ships, with systems currently stand-alone system, it is designed to
operational with the US Navy, UK be operated by minimally-trained
Royal Navy and the Turkish Navy. operators and provide simple operator
Using a combination of passive and actions on sounding a torpedo alert.
active sonars systems, Ultra’s Furthermore, Ultra’s ISS enables the
technology provides platforms with SSTD function to be augmented by
the ability to detect and classify all off-board sensors such as sonobuoys.
known torpedoes. Ships steaming through a previously
laid sonobuoy field can therefore
To counter the identified threats, the
re-use the same field for area torpedo
systems integrate with anti-torpedo
The system includes torpedoes to automatically
defence at no additional cost or effort.
Torpedo countermeasures could also
threat and tactics recommend the optimum evasion
be deployed by organic assets, such as
databases to
course, whilst simultaneously using
both towed and expendable
helicopters or unmanned air systems, ...a range of countermeasures to ensure
optimise evasion countermeasures to confuse and
well away from threatened ships. the survivability of ships and submarines
and survival.
defeat the threat. Ultra has fielded
two Surface Ship Torpedo Defence
in the face of advanced torpedo threats.
(SSTD) systems.
Ultra’s Torpedo Warning System
(TWS) is a highly automated active
and passive sonar system integrated
with the US Navy’s Countermeasure
Anti-Torpedo (CAT) to provide hard
kill torpedo defence solutions for
US aircraft carriers. Current upgrades
will include active detection of the
incoming torpedoes to enable a more
rapid and precise anti-torpedo
engagement sequence.
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Sonar systems Ultra’s game-changing Integrated Sonar System (ISS)

solves the Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) problem from
Ultra’s world-leading capabilities are delivering dominance all aspects.
in the underwater battlespace

ACTIVE-PASSIVE
VARIABLE-DEPTH SONAR
Ultra’s family of variable depth sonars
(VDS) include both an innovative
single tow, in-line, horizontal
projector array coupled with a
directional passive-receive array as
well as a modular dual tow solution
combining the additional source level
and bandwidth available in tow body
with echo reception occurring on a
separate directional receive array.
Ultra’s fully-modular in-line VDS
marks a step change in technology
and capability, away from the
constraints of traditional towed
sonars. It needs only a single,
lightweight winch, which can be
…optimises the operated by two personnel.
Additionally, the low weight and
probability of footprint of the in-line VDS allows it
submarine and to be fitted to smaller warships and
those vessels not specifically
torpedo detection designed for ASW operations.
INTEGRATED SONAR SYSTEM
For surface ship applications Ultra
has developed a comprehensive,
fully Integrated Sonar System (ISS),
comprising both hull-mounted and
towed arrays. It is a modular system,
built on a common multi-sensor
processor, within an open
architecture ‘system of systems’.
It fuses data from own-ship and
NEXT GENERATION SURFACE
off-board sensors to build a complete
SEARCH RADAR
underwater tactical picture and
Ultra has exploited modern
delivers a bi-static sonar capability
hardware and software data fusion
from hull-mounted and towed array
technologies to develop a robust
sonars. To maximise detection and
real-time data aggregation and
localisation of underwater threats,
synchronisation radar architecture.
the system further facilitates inter-
This has enabled the development
operability with sensors on third-
of an affordable, operationally
effective next generation surface
party co-operating platforms,
including sonobuoy processing.
search radar.
This system is based on the AN/SPS-74
system that is deployed on the US
Navy’s aircraft carrier fleet and is
designed to detect submarine
Ultra’s ISS is a single sonar with
multiple sensors. It can operate at
multiple frequencies and has bi- and
multistatic functionality to increase
the probability and range of
detection, classification, and
localisation of both submarines and
torpedoes. Traditional sonar
installations typically treat each sonar
as a separate, independent system,
linked via a network, to a combat
system. Ultra’s ISS draws together the
information from each acoustic
sensor into single sonar system with
multiple sensors.
ISS therefore includes sensor
information from active sources and
passive arrays, whether on-board or
off-board, and so captures many
more detection opportunities,
increasing the probability of
detection through integration gain.
Ultra has taken an innovative
approach in displaying the output
from ISS. The aim is to minimise the
training burden and workload of
operators, whilst maximising their
ability to utilise the full capability of
the system to detect contacts.
In ISS, the transmitters and receivers
can be physically separated, but
operate as a single system in a
geographically dispersed network.
The data from all sensors is
integrated and is used to generate a
single graphical display. ISS can also
integrate track data from the
Combat Management System. This
enables management of the ASW
tracks, automatic target motion
analysis, and track calculation and
generation. All the integrated
information is displayed on intuitive,
interactive, geographically orientated
displays. The operators have a
number of tools, including the option
to analyse the energy map and to
simply switch on various geo-spatial
overlays and multiple filters, to aid
them in rapidly identifying and
resolving contacts and potential
underwater threats.

whilst avoiding the In its full specification, Ultra’s

problem of
acoustic ’clutter’.
HULL-MOUNTED SONAR
Ultra’s digital acoustic module
hull-mounted sonar (HMS) is a
combined active/passive array, with
dual-frequency transmit flexibility.
This HMS can be operated in omni-
directional mode, or in sector search
and employs a range of FM and CW
waveforms to optimise the probability
of detection and avoid clutter. It has a
heavy weather mode to increase
ensonification during high sea states
and a close contact mode for detection
and tracking of close targets. Ultra’s
HMS also incorporates mine avoidance
capabilities. It can transmit in a wide
bandwidth to avoid mutual
interference from other ships, enabling
increased freedom of manoeuvre
during multi-ship operations.
periscope targets with high probability
modular VDS combines both systems
while maintaining a low probability of Detecting and deterring the submarine threat
to offer the option to use the in-line
tow for littoral operations and
false alarm. Its open architecture is
designed to enable integration with
by using multiple sensors and multiple frequencies
torpedo defence and stream the tow
body when additional detection
multiple types of radar systems to simultaneously; then defeating the submarine’s primary
enable a common data acquisition
ranges are required in deep water
and processing environment.
weapon by detecting, classifying and localising the
ASW operations.
heavyweight torpedo; coupled with threat neutralisation
PASSIVE TOWED ARRAYS
Ultra has developed passive towed
through a comprehensive towed and expendable
array systems for conventional and countermeasure suite.
nuclear submarines and surface ships
from small patrol vessels up to
aircraft carriers. With array diameters
ranging from less than 30mm to
100mm, Ultra’s towed array
solutions can be configured to
provide sea state zero omni and full
directional capability across acoustic
apertures ranging from tens of Hertz
to 100,000 Hertz. Ultra is able to
offer the complete towed array
system from the in-water sensor
through the receiver and signal
processing solution for integration
into the host submarine or surface
ship sonar suite.

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Ultra has a broad portfolio of specialist capabilities which can be combined

flexibly to generate innovative, highly-differentiated solutions, which are

Command & Sonar Systems

Advanced Tactical Systems

Precision Control Systems

delivered in close collaboration with customers, partners and suppliers.

Nuclear Control Systems

Forensic Technology
Ultra is well positioned to support customers and provide solutions to

Flightline Systems

Maritime Systems
Airport Systems
Avalon Systems

Ocean Systems
complex needs across the Defence & Aerospace, Security & Cyber, Transport
and Energy markets.

Business

Herley

PMES
EMS

NSPI

USSI
3eTI

TCS
CIS
The matrix on the left, shows
Underwater warfare Capabilities related to underwater warfare covering military, paramilitary how Ultra’s core capabilities map
and civil domains. These include transducers, hydrophones, sonobuoys, to each Ultra business.
sonobuoy receivers, towed arrays, periscope detecting radars, torpedo
defence systems, acoustic countermeasures, and surface ship sonar systems.

Maritime Capabilities related to signal and power management, operating,

controlling, supporting and maintaining maritime (surface and sub-surface)
military platforms, both manned and unmanned.

Land Capabilities related to operating, controlling, supporting and

maintaining land military platforms, both manned and unmanned,
and the dismounted soldier.

Aerospace Capabilities related to the design, manufacture, production, operation,

support and maintenance of commercial and military aircraft, both
manned and unmanned.

C2ISR* Capabilities related to C2, Security and Surveillance solutions, covering

both military and civil domains as well as military Electronic Warfare,
reconnaissance and targeting systems, and forensic solutions for
law enforcement.

Communications Capabilities related to the secure communication and timely exchange of

data, voice and video information providing some of the most capable
communication systems, platforms and integration support in the world.

Nuclear Capabilities related to nuclear, covering both civil energy, national

radiation monitoring systems through defence to radiation monitoring
on tactical platforms.

Infrastructure Capabilities related to airport and airline information systems, rail

transit power conversion and control, as well as non-nuclear civil
energy related capabilities.

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HEAD OFFICE Aerospace & Infrastructure Division Communications & Security Division Maritime & Land Division
Douglas Caster Graeme Stacey Mike Baptist Bill Terry
Executive Chairman Managing Director Managing Director President
Carlos Santiago Airport Systems 3eTI ➤ Avalon Systems
Chief Operating Officer The Oaks 9713 Key West Avenue 12 Douglas Drive
Amitabh Sharma Crewe Road Suite 500 Technology Park
Group Finance Director Wythenshawe, Manchester M23 9SS Rockville, Maryland 20850 Mawson Lakes, Adelaide
England USA South Australia 5095
Chris Binsley Tel: +44 (0) 161 946 3600 Tel: +1 301 670 6779 Australia
Corporate Marketing Director www.ultra-as.com www.ultra-3eti.com Tel: +61 (0) 8 8169 1200
Sharon Harris www.ultra-avalon.com
Company Secretary & General Counsel Nuclear Control Systems Advanced Tactical Systems www.ultra-electronics.com.au
Innovation House 4101 Smith School Road
Heather Crammond Lancaster Road Building IV, Suite 100 ➤ Command & Sonar Systems
Corporate HR Director Ferndown Industrial Estate Austin, Texas 78744 Knaves Beech Business Centre
Wimborne, Dorset BH21 7SQ USA Loudwater, High Wycombe
England Tel: +1 512 327 6795 Buckinghamshire HP10 9UT
Tel: +44 (0) 1202 850450 www.ultra-ats.com England
www.ultra-ncs.com Tel: +44 (0) 1628 530000
Communication & www.ultra-ccs.com
Nuclear Sensors Integrated Systems
& Process Instrumentation 419 Bridport Road EMS Development Corporation
707 Jeffrey Way Greenford, Middlesex UB6 8UA 95 Horseblock Road, Unit 2
P.O. Box 300 England Yaphank, New York 11980
Round Rock, Texas 78680-0300 Tel: +44 (0) 20 8813 4567 USA
USA www.ultra-cis.com Tel: +1 631 345 6200
Tel: +1 512 434 2800 www.ultra-ems.com
www.ultra-nspi.com Forensic Technology
5757 Cavendish Blvd. ➤ Flightline Systems
Precision Control Systems Suite 200 7625 Omnitech Place
Arle Court Cote St-Luc, Québec H4W 2W8 Victor, New York 14564-9795
Cheltenham, Gloucestershire GL51 6PN Canada USA
England Tel: +1 514 4894 247 Tel: +1 585 924 4000
Tel: +44 (0) 1242 221166 www.ultra-forensictechnology.com www.ultra-fei.com
www.ultra-pcs.com ➤ Maritime Systems
Herley
10 Sonar Drive 40 Atlantic Street
Woburn, Massachusetts 01801 Dartmouth, Nova Scotia B2Y 4N2
USA Canada
Tel: +1 781 729 9450 Tel: +1 902 466 7491
www.ultra-herley.com www.ultra-ms.com

TCS ➤ Ocean Systems

5990 Côte de Liesse 115 Bay State Drive
Montreal, Québec H4T 1V7 Braintree, Massachusetts 02184-5203
Canada USA
Tel: +1 514 855 6363 Tel: +1 781 848 3400
www.ultra-tcs.com www.ultra-os.com
PMES
Towers Business Park
Wheelhouse Road
Rugeley, Staffordshire WS15 1UZ
England
Tel: +44 (0) 1889 503300
www.ultra-pmes.com
➤ USSI
4868 East Park 30 Drive
Columbia City, Indiana 46725-8861
USA
Tel: +1 260 248 3500
www.ultra-ussi.com

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