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Thomas Electronics, Inc.100 Riverview DriveWayne, N.J. 07470

FIFTEENTH QUARTERLY REPORT

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1 April 1984 - 30 June 1984

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Manufacturing Methods and Technology (MM&T) Specifications forMiniature Cathode Ray Tube

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F.M. Bruno

Thomas Electronics, Inc.100 Riverview DriveWayne, NJ 07470

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DISCLAIMER

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

This project has been accomplished as part of the US Army ManufacturingMethods and Technology (MM&T) Program which has as its objective thetimely establishment of manufacturing processes, techniques, or equipmentto insure the efficient production of current or future defense programs.

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For Phase II - Confirmatory Samples the final report on all En-vironmental tests except Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) wastransmitted to the PCO. The EMI preliminary report was beingreviewed by the COR.

Accelerated life-testing (Reliability) continues.

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Manufacturing Methods and Technology (MM&T) Specifications for

Miniature Cathode Ray Tube

FIFTEENTH QUARTERLY REPORT

for period

1 April 1984 - 30 June 1984

3 The object of this study is to develop design, performance,

and test specifications for the Miniature Cathode Ray Tube

!eassembly suitable for use in the Integrated Helmet and

Display Sight System (IHADSS) of the Army Advanced Attack

Helicopter (i.

Contract Number: DAAK70-80-C-0168 AccessionForNTIS GRAkIDTIC TAB

Unannounced

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]M. L. Beasty F. M. ruo Aalbl oeVice President - Engineering Progr Manager ist Special

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ABSTRACT/SUMMARY

For Phase II - Confirmatory Samples the final report on all Environ-

mental tests except Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) was transmitted

to the PCO. The EMI preliminary report was being reviewed by the COR.

Accelerated life-testing (Reliability) continues.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Paragraph Title Page

3ABSTRACT/SUMMARY 2

11.0 PURPOSE 4

2.0 GLOSSARY 5

3.0 NARRATIVE AND DATA 6

4.0 CONCLUSIONS 7

15.0 PROGRAM FOR NEXT INTERVAL 8

U6.0 DISTRIBUTION LIST 9

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1.: PURPOSE~

The purpose of this Manufacturing Methods and Technology

(MM&T) contract is to establish production methods and

facilities required to produce the Miniature Cathode Ray Tube

Assembly required for the Integrated Helmet and Display

Sight System (IHADSS) of the Army Advanced Attack Helicopter (AAH).

The primary objectives are to develop vener sources for.the

required individual components and establish viable production

techniques to meet the necessary monthly production rate.

The product produced will be required to meet the mechanical,

electrical, performance, and environmental parameters of

"MM&T H799838.

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2.*0 GLOSSARY

AA ................. e... Advanced Attack Helicopter

ATP.. ...................... Acceptance Test ProcedureCCTV ......... so................ Closed-Circuit Television......... ............. ........ Contract Data Requirements

List

I ~~COR. ... . ... .. .. .. . .. .. . ... .. .. .. ... Contracting Officer's

Representative

3CRT. ... ase ............... .... Cathode Ray Tube

ECN.. ......................... Engineering Change Notice

I ~~EM. .. .. . .. ... .. .. .. . ... . .. .. .. ..... Equipment Manufacturer

IHADSS. . ...... .... .... . ..... a...... Integrated Helmet andI Display Sight System

MERADCOM................. .a....... Mobility Equipment ResearchB and Development Command

.......... .............. a... Manufacturing Methods andTechnology

MOD. . . . ... . . . . ... . . .. *.. . *. . . . . Modification (to Contract)

N'JEOL.o ........... .. ........ Night Vision &Electro-

Optics Laboratory

PCO.* . . ............ a. .... o. .o.o . .. . . Procuring ContractingOfficer

PER. ...................... Program Evaluation andU Review Techniques

QA................... ........... . Quality Assurance

QC .00 .......... **.. Quality Control

3 QEPG.................. Qualification Test Procedure

ISPEC9... ooo.oo... a.................. Specification

T~.... .. .. ... .. .* ** **.... Thomas Electronics, Inc.

TIR .. .. .. .. .. .. . . .. . .. ..... Total Indicated Range

3.0 NARRATIVE AND DATA

At the end of the last quarter, the final Environmental Test in SO

Phase II - Confirmatory Samples had begun. This test was for Electro-

magnetic Compatibility (EMI). For the radiated-susceptibility phase

of the test, CCTV monitor resolution was improved in order to monitor

potential adverse effects on the CRT assemblies. In May the tests

were completed and a preliminary report was submitted to the COR for

review and approval.

TEI forwarded final report for all Environmental Tests except EMI to

the P.C.O.

Accelerated Confirmatory Life test (REL) continues. 1200 hrs. of

data is scheduled for review during the next quarter. Decision will

be then made whether to start Phase III Pilot Production Run while

continuing life test to conclusion.

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4 0 CONCLUSIONS

3 1. Preliminary Report on EMI Environmental Test is under

review by COR.

2. Final Report for all Environmental Tests except EMI

transmitted to PCO.

3. Accelerated Confirmatory Life Test continues.

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5.0 PROGRAM FOR NEXT INTERVAL

For the next quarter, TEI's plans are as follows:

1. Continue to conclusion the REL testing required for

Phase II - Confirmatory Samples.

2. Evaluate all data after 1200 hours of REL testing and

determine whether to start production for Phase III -

Pilot Run Assemblies.

3. Maintain detailed test records for compiling into technical

data items required by the contract.

4. Prepare and submit monthly status reports and also the

draft and final quarterly reports.

5. Prepare CDRL items required during Phase II and Phase III

of the contract.

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6.0 DISTRIBUTION LIST

ADDRESSEES NO. OF COPIES

Hughes Aircraft CompanyIndustrial Products Division6155 El Camino RealATTN: K. FujimotoCarlsbad, CA 92008

Westinghouse Electric CorporationIndustrial & Government Tube DivisionWestinghouse CircleATTN: v. J. uccigrosso MS2103 Horseheads, NY 14845

Electron Tube DivisionLitton Industries960 Industrial RoadATTN: James WurtzSan Carlos, CA 94070

Defense Documentation Center 25010 Duke Street (Unclassified)ATTN: DDC-IRSCameron Station (Bldg. 5)Alexandria, VA 22314

U Director 5Night Vision & Electro-Optics LaboratoryATTN: DELNV-SI-SPT (Mr. Phil Deane)Fort Belvoir, VA 22060

DirectorU.S. Army Electronics & Development CommandIl Night Vision & Electro-Optics LaboratoryATTN: DELNV-SE (M. Pablo)3Fort Belvoir, VA 22060

EMI GENCOM INC.80 Express StreetATTN: Mr. Fred BelascoPlainview, NY 11803

Naval Air Development CenterATTN: Code 6022 (Mr. J. H. Brindle)Warminster, PA 18974

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ADDRESSEES NO. OF COPIES

Air Force Avionics LaboratoryATTN: AFWAL/AAAT (Mr. John Mysing) 1Wright-Patterson AFB, OH 45433

Electronic Technology & Devices Laboratory 1ATTN: DELET-BD (Dr. Elliott Schiam)Fort Monmouth, NJ 07703

Rockwell International Corporation1Defense Electronics operations3370 Miraloma AvenueATTN: Mr. Chuck McConkleAnaheim, CA 92803

Hughes Aircraft CompanyiAerospace GroupsElectro-optical & Data Systems GroupCentinela & Teale StreetsATTN: Mr. Michael Ernstoff

Culver city, CA 90230Honeywell Inc.11625 Zarthan Ave.Minneapolis, MN 55416Mail Station MN-15-2166

Program ManagerAH-64ATTN: DRCPM-AAH-SES-TM(Vic Liuzza)4300 Goodfellow Blvd.St. Louis, Mo. 63120

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