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67 -- 67 ULTRA HIGH SPEED CAMERA SOL F08651-95-R-0169 DUE 072895 POC Contact Tony Smith, (904) 882-4092, Contact Specialist; Contracting Officer, Bonnie Fitch. The Air Force Development Test Center (AFDTC) intends to competitively solicit an ultra high speed camera system capable of recording munitions test event reactions which occur at speeds well above the capabilities of normal high speed cameras. The camera shall provide selectable and programmable framing rates in excess to 2 million frames per second (fps) and be variable down to 5,000 fps to accommodate variability of reaction times. Exposure times and delay times shall be variable from 10 nano seconds to 300 microseconds for each frame. The camera triggering mechanism shall be able to accept trigger signals from several sources and be programmable to allow time delays. These sources include: Controlling Computer, Logic Circuit Interfaces and Pulses up to 50V (via BNC connector). The camera shall be capable of accepting programmed delays to the external triggering signal from 20 nanoseconds to 8 milliseconds, in increments of 5 nanoseconds. The camera shall be capable of 16 bit charge-coupled device (CCD) detection. The capabilities of interchanging lenses and remotely focusing the lenses are required. Lenses shall have zoom capability from focal length 28mm through 300mm. Lenses shall support the Nikkor AF-mount standard. The camera shall be capable of accepting both 110 and 220 VAC as a power source. The camera shall operate in temperatures between 45 degrees F and 100 degrees F. The camera shall not be affected by shock and overpressure associated with testing munitions. Direct computer interface and computer control shall be provided through a remote console with software to control all camera functions, recording all imagery, and image manipulation. The system shall support image enhancement with the capabilities of Edge Detection, Frequency Domain Filtering, Grey/Binary Morphology, Geometric Correction, Point Operations, Correlation and Spatial Filters, and Labeling are required. Images shall be stored on a MS-DOS compatible media which can be retrieved for subsequent analysis. Recording shall be accomplished at the computer via the interface to the camera. Required delivery date is November 95. Technical contact is Mr. Doug Farmer, (904) 882-8412. Replies to this synopsis should be provided to AFDTC/PKOS, 205 W. D Avenue, Suite 541, Eglin AFB FL 32542-6862. All responsible sources may submit an offer which will be considered. (No contract award will be made on the basis of bids/proposals received in response to this synopsis.) Firms responding to this solicitation should reference F08651-95-R-0169 and indicate whether they are or are not a small or small disadvantaged business concern as defined in FAR 52.219-1 and 52.219-2 and whether they are a manufacturer or dealer/distributor. The Air Force reserves the right to consider a small business set-aside based on responses hereto. Requests for copies of this solicitation must be in writing, or fax (904) 882-9442. Telephone requests will not be honored. See Note 12. (0180)

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