Inspection Report No. 2 - CV-24 Converter (Classified)
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CIA-RDP78-02820A001200060025-5
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RIPPUB
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2
Document Creation Date:
December 9, 2016
Document Release Date:
May 15, 2001
Sequence Number:
25
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Publication Date:
December 27, 1966
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
EP 66-275
DATE: 27 December 1966
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sU.DJECT.''.Irtspect'ion Report No. 2 - CV-24 Converter
Project Description:
The CV-24 is a dual channel., IF convertertcapable of converting
inputs Of 500 kHz, 455 kHz, or 100 kFIz to either 10 kHz, 15 kHz, ox'
22 kHz. Separate identical converter channels are provided so that
two receivers may be operated in diversity pairs for reception of
ON/OFF CW signals at 300 WPM. Both headphone and loudspeaker opera-
tion are provided. The following technical characteristics are
applicable :
Input impedance - 50 ohms and high impedance for'bridging
(each channel)
Output impedance - 600 ohms each channel
Power requirements - 10 watts, 120 volts ?10%, 50/60 Hz,.
single phase
Dimensions - 1911 rack mounting
Weight - under 10 lbs.
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Request for Procurement ction: 28 June 1966
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Initiation Date:
29 June 1966
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Completion Date:
30 December 1966 - Phase I
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Deliverable Items: Phase I - One prototype
Phase II - Ten service test models
Date of Meeting: 19 December 1966
4.. Place of Meeting:
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R&D Subject File
EP 66-275
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Contractor's Performance:
a. On schedule and expected to remain so: Yes
b. Within obligated funds and expected to remain so: Yes
c. Satisfactory technical progress: Yes
Project Status:
The CV-24 prototype was sent to the Laboratory for an A&A during
the latter part of November. A preliminary evaluation of the converter'
resulted in the discovery of several areas of poor workmanship (excess
solder, loose screws, components tied together in mid-air, etc.).
Since these problems did not directly affect the performance of the
converter, the A&A was continued.
However, further evaluation uncovered several areas in which the
CV-24 did not meet specifications. Intermodulation distortion was
found to be only 20 db down below the level of two equal amplitude
in-band signals, although the specifications required the distortion
to be at least 40 db down. One channel has too much crosstalk. In
addition, excessive 60 cycle hum still prevails in the audio demodulator
section; this was brought to the attention of the contractor when the
converter was in breadboard stage but evidently was not completely
eliminated.
The CV-24 converter was returned to the contractor for rework
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Distribution:
OL/PD/PCB/CAS
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Monthly (3)
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