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Technical Requirements
For
Infrared Development Laser Systems
For The
Guided Weapons Evaluation Facility
782 TS/RNWG
6 April 2021 ii
Revision History
Rev. No. Description Date iii
Abbreviations, Acronyms, and Symbols
A-weighted decibels dBA
Degrees Celsius °C
Flight Motion
Simulators
FMS
Guided Weapon
Evaluation Facility
GWEF
Hertz Hz
Inch (Inches) ”
Infrared IR
Kilo k
Liters per minute lpm
Mega M
Mid-wave Infrared MWIR
Micrometers µm
Millimeters mm
Milliradians mrad
Volts Alternating
Current
VAC
Pounds lbs
Pound-force per square inch psig iv
Table of Contents
Abbreviations, Acronyms, and Symbols ....................................................................................... iii
Table of Contents ........................................................................................................................... iv
1. Introduction
2. Laser System Physical Requirements
3. Power Requirements
4. Warranty
5. Infrared Development Laser Performance Requirements
6. Thermoelectric Chiller Requirement
1. Introduction
a. This technical requirements document is for development laser systems used at the
Guided Weapon Evaluation Facility (GWEF), 782 Test Squadron/RNWG, Eglin AFB, FL. The IRCM Capability Modernization project in support of the Guided Weapons
Evaluation Facility (GWEF) HITL test mission requires Mid-wave Infrared (MWIR) lasers to serve as infrared sources integrated on the FMS for simulation software development and test. In addition, MWIR source are required to develop optical fiber based systems to off-board sources from the FMS and advanced optical attenuator development. These MWIR laser sources and support equipment have to meet specific physical and performance requirements to be suitable to meet the project task requirements.
b. Quantity: The GWEF requires two complete laser systems with controller, thermoelectric chillers, cooling box and water cooling plate included. In addition, the GWEF requires a space thermoelectric chiller.
c. The terms “Threshold” and “Objective” may be used throughout this specification. A threshold is the minimum acceptable requirement. An objective is a desired capability.
d. Contractor proposals should identify any specifications that are not technically feasible or have an undue impact on cost. Should this occur, proposals should provide recommended alternatives to the identified specification as well as impacts on overall system performance and cost.
2. Laser System Physical Requirements
a. The laser head volume shall be no larger than 6” x 4” x 4”.
b. The laser head weight (excluding cooling block, controllers and cables) shall be no greater than 5 lbs.
c. The cooling block shall be no greater than 3 lbs.
d. The laser system shall be mountable using standard ¼”-20 tapped mounting holes.
3. Power Requirements
a. Laser and Thermoelectric shall have a Universal Power Input (100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz)
4. Warranty
a. Both the Laser and Chiller shall have a standard customer warranty
1026967410C Sticky Note Accepted set by 1026967410C
5. Infrared Development Laser Performance Requirements
a. The infrared development laser performance requirements are given in Table 1 below.
Table 1 Infrared Development Laser Requirements
Infrared Development Laser Requirements
Threshold Objective
Laser Type Quantum Cascade Laser
Operation Mode Continuous Wave or Pulsed
Center Wavelength Range 4.0-5.0 m 2.0-5.0 m
Spectral Resolution 0.200 m 0.100 m
Spatial Mode TEM00 (>85% fit to Gaussian)
Average Optical Power 1 W 3 W
CW Power Stability < 2% root-mean-squared for 1 hour
Rise/Fall Time (10-90%) < 100 ns
Beam Divergence
(full angle, 1/e2 intensity width) <5 mrad <3 mrad
Beam Diameter
(1/e2 intensity width) <5 mm2 <3 mm2
Beam Ellipticity <2.0 <0.5
Duty cycle Range ~0% to 99%
Pulse Repetition Frequency Internal trigger: 100 Hz to 100 kHz
External trigger: CW to 1 MHz Minimum Pulse Width 500 ns
Pulse-pulse stability 2.5% (peak to peak)
Operating Range (Case Temp) 15 - 55 °C
Polarization (relative to mounting surface) Linear Vertical
Polarization Stability < 2% deviation in 1 hour
Control Interface Controller included with system stand-alone operation or computer interface via USB 2.0 or
Ethernet 10/100
Cooling Passive air, Forced air or closed-loop water chiller
6. Thermoelectric Chiller Requirement
a. The vendor shall provide a thermoelectric chiller for closed loop liquid cooling.
b. Thermoelectric chiller requirements are given in Table 2 below.
Table 2 Thermoelectric Chiller Requirements
Thermoelectric Chiller Requirements
Threshold Objective
Type Solid State
Operating Range 0°C to 65°C
Ambient Temperature 10°C to 40°C non-condensing
Temperature control precision ± 0.05°C
Cooling capacity range 230 to 460 watts at 20°C
Noise (at 1 meter) 50 or less dBA at 50% load
63 or less dBA at 100% load
Pump Flow Rate
> 2 lpm @ 14 psig (adjustable for pressure sensitive applications)
Tank Volume 1 liter with level sensor
Wetted Materials Aluminum or Stainless Steel cold plate with compatible materials
Size (L x W x H) 20” x 15” x 15” 13” x 11” x 11”
Weight (empty) 35 lbs 25 lbs
Communications Keypad, RS232 or Optional Ethernet
HANK D. JACKSON II
Physicist
782 TS/RNWG
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