IMPROVED ANAMORPHIC VIEWING SYSTEM [CONTRACT INSPECTION REPORT]

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CIA-RDP78B04770A000400020023-2
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November 8, 2004
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December 20, 1966
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X1 X1 lliSECRET LI CONFIDENTIAL ohi c fl UNCLASSIFIED 4 Appruved Fu Icte 2O04I1130 . CONTRACT INS T I ON REPORT AC . TASK NO. A TO: CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION & SETTLEMENT BRANCH/PD/OL DATE Pa Deceraboar INSPECTION REPORT NO. (If1566 final, so state) 11 ESTIMATED COMPLETION DATE 1 February 1c47 NAME OF CONTRACTOR . Declass Review by NCA. TYPE OF COMMODITY OR SERVICE Improved Anamorphic Viewing System THE CONTRACTOR IS ON SCHEDULE YES In NO THE CONTRACTOR WILL PROBABLY REMAIN WITHIN ALLOCATED FUNDS 0 YES Fi NO IF ANSWER IS "NO" ADVISE REC- OMMENDATION AND OR ACTION OF SPONSORING OFFICE. ON REVERSE HEREOF. IF KNOWN. INDICATE MAGNITUDE OF AD- DITIONAL FUNDS INVOLVED. PER CENT OF WORK COMPLETED - 4 PER CENT OF FUNDS EXPENDED - .4 2 Dec. 66 HAS AN INTERIM REPORT. FINAL REPORT, PROTOTYPE. OR OTHER END ITEM BEEN RECEIVED FROM THE CONTRACTOR DURING THE PERIOD? YES NO (If yes, give details on reverse side.) HAS GOVERNMENT-OWNED PROP TY BEEN DELIVERED TO CONTRACTOR DURING THIS PERIOD? YES (If yes, indicate items, quantity, and cost on reverse side.) 11 NO INCENTIVES IS THIS AN INCENTIVE CONTRACT YES IF YES. CHECK TYPE COST 0 AFWEAERO fl_ PERFORMANCE 9 III NO 111 DELIVERY NOTE: USE REVERSE SIDE FOR COMMENTS. FINAL REPORT MUST CONTAIN INCENTIVE EVALUATION. OVERALL PERFORMANCE OF CONTRACTOR 1. OUTSTANDING 4. 2. EXCELLENT S. 3. VERY GOOD 6. IF OVERALL PERFORMANCE OF CONTRACTOR REASONS ON REVERSE SIDE. 14 ABOVE AVERAGE 7. UNSATISFACTORY AVERAGE MINIMUM ACCEPTABLE IS UNSATISFACTORY OR MINIMUM ACCEPTABLE INDICATE RECOMMENDED ACT ION FORM RECEIVED. X CONTINUE AS PROGRAMMED WITHHOLD PAYMENT PENDING SATISFACTORY PERFORMANCE TERMINATE El OTHER (Specify) IF TERMINATION IS RECOMMENDED OR IF THIS IS A FINAL REPORT PUT COMMENTS ON REVERSE IN NARRATIVE ON CONTRACTOR'S PERFORMANCE AND CERTIFY THAT ALL DELIVERABLE ITEMS UNDER THE CONTRACT HAVE BEEN THESE INCLUDE. WHERE APPLICABLE, THE FOLLOWING: ITEM RECD DOES NOT APPLY , ITEM RECD DOES NOT APPLY PROTOTYPES MANUALS DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS FINAL REPORT PRODUCTION AND/OR OTHER END ITEMS SPECIAL TOOLING OTHER GOVrRNMENT PROPERTY DATE OF LAST CONTACT WITH CONTRACTOR 16 December 1966 SIGNATURE OF INSPECTOR DIVISION ,-- I 41???? F Approved For Release 2004/11/30 : CIA-RDP78604770A000400020023-2 8 66 If :.g.?if::11.),S AL (12-36) 5 X1 X1 X1 X1 OSECRET q[CONFIDENTIAL ['UNCLASSIFIED 5P78604770A000400020023-2 INTERIM ? 0 FINAL Approved For Release 2004/11/30 : CIA-R NARRATIVE REPORT Inspection Visit of 16 December 196G: 1. Attendees a. b. C. CL. on 2. supplied the information that expended expended this effort as of 2 December 196G end expects to complete the project for an estimated cost of He VUB again instructed to submit his information to the contracting officer. 3. The assembled eyepieces were inppected and found to be quite satis- factory with the following exceptions: a. There was vignetting or a non uniform image transmission at the edge of the field of view. This can be corrected by alignment of the lower peahen prism. b. The anamorDhic magnification control moves too freely in that it can drift when released. The friction within the control (Drag) will be increased to eliminate the drift. c. The instrument had not been optically aligned and some optical runout copeared upon rotation of the anamorphic axis control. Optical alignment will eliminate this Problem. A. A ghost image appears in the field of view. The rechan prisms will tv;',..4 to be modified slightly to eliminate this difficulty. e. This system, like the original anamorphic eyepieces, has slight field curvature (Downward in the middle of the field of view). claims this cta!-t be eliminated. . f. The anamorphic magnification scale was not accurate. When the scale indicated an anamorphic magnification of 2.0 the actual magnifi- cation was 2.175 or almost a 9% error.. Eecanse of this large error' the scale will have to be re-engraved. g. It is impossible to perfectly superimpose grids in the object & eyepiece planes. I Palms this is due to the nechan prism mis- alignment and will be corrected upon their alignment. 4. The following measurements were made and recorded. a. Resolution (Resolution target with 25 LP/MM Steps) OPTICAL TRAIN f. - RIGHT OPTICAL TRAIN W/o Anamorphics With Anamorphics M/o Anamorphics With Anamorphics on axis 125 LP/MM 150* 150 150 .77field100 125* 150 125 The only explanation for this increase in resolving power is the 7ossibi1ity of some optical correction of the Zoom 70 by the anamorphic eyenieces. b. rilunination. The anamorphic eyepieces in combination with the Zoom 70 transmit 42% of the light that is transmitted by the Zoom TO without the eyepieces. When the anamorphic magnification is increased to the maximum setting this transmission factor is reduced to 25%. i8 25 uNcussevingyed F elease 2004/111114bffiellftp1170B04 000400020023-2 0 SECRET X1 Approved FilleeNHONIARDP78B04.000400020023-2 CONTRACT IN ON REPORT Continued e. Interpupilary Distance. The measured distance varies from 52 to 89 MM. 5. 1----lbelieve8 tbat manufacturing the peahen priame out of water white glass will improve the intensity and color of the transmitted Ugkt but this investigation probably will not be undertaken under this contract. 6. laimination of the above mentioned problems will require about 3 weeks. An inspection visit is planned for early January 1967. Approved Foreaa ? In N1TACIA-RDP78B04770A000400020023-2