INFORMATION FOR SINE-WAVE TESTING EQUIPMENT PROGRAM
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CIA-RDP78B04747A002000030023-2
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RIPPUB
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C
Document Page Count:
3
Document Creation Date:
December 28, 2016
Document Release Date:
January 22, 2001
Sequence Number:
23
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Information for i tne< ve Test t nnom
The following saries geMVI IVMW of OgdpMt whose optical. system
25X1A i aWe ve would like to be able to (singly or in combination
etth other piece of equipment) wit `Sine-wave Testing device:
1. Direct Viewers:
A. Coon light -tables with cold cathodes ?A Iffu 5X 1 A
tables with modulating ill re tins (e.g.
dodging principle
Tube magnifiers - r ae -r s binaculer
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C. Stereo microscopes
capableR Q soda f'i iatio n;
ttl er4stereoscopes .
eyepieces
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C. Viewers with vtt+sti ce *bility
dodging capability)
B. Viewers with lat 3 oration (autt c
2. Real -Pro4ection Viewers:
A: convectional
Rich on
jinstrumen,ts; used with anamorphic
r. Fiberoptic stareovie (essea 3y,
microscope with fiber optic relays)
B. Virtual imp viewer
A. Tr sparency pro4actora
B. Opave projectors
1r. Scr+eens:
A. Rear or front projection Using v tvwtional materials.
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5. Me8aur Tools
z'o*copea, coxngarato
and., otereose .
similar to microscopes
6. CRT Vtwjws s?. screen or direct viewing; nwascopic or stereoscope
A. Rectifying viewer: electronic stereomMo
7. iargeru;
A. Conventional
B. Coherant li@yht
C. Rectifying printers ? aptioa and elect tical; opts ee1ssaical
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1. Crenelate patterns of 15 l,rs of which only the first
harmonic will be used.
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2. Therefore, it is important t at the higher frequencies
the targets only be properly periodic and of known contrast : It in
not necessary that the edges be sharp or well-defined.
3. In a square array thwcald be three groupings oriented in
the same direction. The two moft probable frequency ranges will be:
1 - 10 5 50
10 - 100 50 - 500
100-1003 500-?
4. Information needed 25X1 A
a. Could they be int ted, and would they be
able to make such targets?
b. How much of an effort would be involved on their
part; and hoer much use Could they make of the techniques
_hey are developing under our other caitractt
e. How much time would be involved?
d. Estimate approximate fixed-price cost per target,
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