Electronics Technician: Volume 9-Electro-Optics
Electronics Technician: Volume 9-Electro-Optics
Electronics Technician: Volume 9-Electro-Optics
Electronics Technician
Volume 9–Electro-Optics
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ELECTRO-OPTICS
NAVEDTRA 82419
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ANSWER SHEET TO THE NAVAL RESERVE PERSONNEL you should be able to: Explain basically how
COMMAND (NRPC). the human eye adapts to low-light
conditions. Identify and state the use(s)
Student Questions: Refer questions of the primary electro-optical devices now
concerning this course to NETPMSA by mail in use in the U.S. Navy. Identify the
(use the address on page ii) or by telephone: batteries used in electro-optical devices
DSN 922-1366 or commercial (904) 452-1366. and state their characteristics. List the
primary uses of lasers. Explain the basic
NAVAL RESERVE RETIREMENT CREDIT operation of a laser. Define and explain
specular reflection and diffuse reflection.
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Reserve, you will receive retirement points the basic characteristic of lasers assigned
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current directives governing retirement of of the primary tactical laser devices
Naval Reserve personnel. For the purpose of currently used in the Navy.
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correspond officially with any systems
command of the Department of the
Navy without their respective com-
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1. True
2. False
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or not at all.
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ASSIGNMENT 1
Textbook Assignment: Electronics Technician Volume 9 - Electro-Optics, NAVEDTRA 12419,
chapter 1 (all) and 2 (all).
1-1. What are the primary components of 1-6. When observed through the
the human eye that control day and sniperscope, sighted objects
night vision? appear in varying shades of what
color?
1. Rods and cones
2. Iris and pupil 1. Blue
3. Retina and optic nerve 2. Red
4. Retina and rods 3. Green
4. Yellow
1–2. What component(s) of the eye
is/are primarily responsible for 1-7. The above color was chosen for its
color vision? ability to (a) stimulate what eye
component(s) without (b) shutting
1. The retina down what eye component(s)?
2. The fovea
3. The cones 1. (a) Iris (b) pupil
4. The rods 2. (a) Cones (b) rods
3. (a) Rods (b) cones
1-3. The average field of view for the 4. (a) Retina (b) fovea
human eye is about (a) how many
degrees vertical by (b) how many 1-8. All electro-optical devices use
degrees horizontal? some source of power to produce an
image of an object through which
1. (a) 80 (b) 170 of the following processes?
2. (a) 60 (b) 180
3. (a) 60 (b) 170 1. Illumination
4. (a) 80 (b) 160 2. Amplification
3. Thermal imaging
1–4. In the process of the eye 4. All of the above
adaptation to dark, what
substance, if any, do the rods 1-9. What is the central point of
secrete to adjust? contact for all electro-optical
equipment used in the Navy?
1. Iodopsin
2. Rhodopsin 1. Space and Naval Warfare
3. Tears Systems Command, Washington,
4. None D.C.
2. Naval Sea Systems Command,
1-5. The early military efforts to Washington D.C.
remove the cover of darkness 3. Naval Surface Warfare Center,
included the use of which of the Crane, Indiana
following devices? 4. Naval Electronics Systems
Command, San Diego, Calif.
1. Torches
2. Rockets
3. Search lights
4. All of the above
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1-10. What type of batteries provides 1–16. In which of the following sights
the longest service life at is the intensified image
temperatures above 15 degrees superimposed on the “real world”
Fahrenheit? image?
2
1–22. How much does the Nite-Eye pocket 1–28. In what state do electrons in a
scope weigh? lasing material reside?
1. 10 ounces 1. Steady
2. 15 ounces 2. Excited
3. 2.5 pounds 3. Unstable
4. 4 pounds 4. Both 2 and 3 above
1-23. What is the basis for the improved 1-29. During lasing, a burst of light
night observation and aimed fire will be transmitted along which of
of weapons provided by crew-served the following paths?
and individual-served sights?
1. Through the optical axis
1. Available light from the night 2. Through the 100% reflecting
sky mirror
2. Greater magnification 3. Through the optical cavity
3. Special mounting 4. Through the 99% reflecting
4. Attached illumination devices mirror
1-24. Instructions for donning the 1-30. Which of the following statements
AN/PVS-5C NVG are permanently is/are true regarding differences
mounted on the side of the unit. in light from a conventional
source and light from a laser?
1. True
2. False 1. The intensity of light from a
conventional source decreases
1-25. The eyes of some animals that hunt rapidly with distance
at night and sleep in the daytime 2. The beam intensity of a laser
have retinas composed almost remains almost the same as at
entirely of cones. the source
3. A laser requires much lower
1. True power
2. False 4. All of the above
1-26. Which of the following military 1-31. Which of the following surfaces
applications is not met by lasers will not significantly change the
used in the Navy today? divergence of the striking laser
beam?
1. Training aids
2. Communications 1. Curved specular
3. Target destruction 2. Curved diffuse
4. Landing systems 3. Flat specular
4. Flat diffuse
1–27. Lasers operate on which of the
following principles? 1-32. For which of the following
surfaces is the amount of
1. Stimulated emission divergence determined by the size
2. Spontaneous decay of the beam?
3. Stimulated decay
4. Random direction 1. Curved specular
2. Curved diffuse
3. Flat specular
4. Flat diffuse
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1-33. Which of the following surface(s) 1-38. For which of the following laser
will reflect the striking laser classifications is the exposing of
beam in all directions? non-protected skin or material and
viewing of a diffuse reflection
1. Curved specular considered hazardous?
2. Curved diffuse
3. Flat diffuse 1. Class 2
4. Both 2 and 3 above 2. Class 3A
3. Class 3B
1-34. What is the classification of a 4. Class 4
laser system that requires no
controls? 1-39. Which class of laser, if any,
would not be hazardous when viewed
1. Class 1 directly?
2. Class 2
3. Class 3 1. Class 1
4. Class 4 2. Class 2
3. Class 3A
1–35. What is the classification of a 4. None
laser that must NOT be viewed with
optically aided devices? 1-40. Laser equipment enhances tactical
ability by aiding which of the
1. Class 1 following functions?
2. Class 2
3. Class 2A 1. Target designation
4. Class 3A 2. Aimed firing
3. Target ranging
1-36. What is the classification of a 4. All of the above
laser that emits visible CW with
optical radiation levels slightly 1–41. Which of the following are NOT
above HPE? categories of laser equipment?
1. Class 1 1. Markers/designators
2. Class 2 2. Aiming/destruction devices
3. Class 3B 3. Pointers/aiming devices
4. Class 4 4. Rangefinders
1. Class 4 laser
2. Class 3B laser
3. Marker/designator
4. Rangefinder
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1–44. The TD 100A is categorized as what 1-48. What process is used to convert
type of device? infrared energy to visible light?
1-45. Which of the following is a 1–49. What laser device is used by the
requirement for using the infrared Navy for stand-off detection of
mode of the TD 100A laser? nerve agents?
1. AN/KAS-1
2. M931
3. AN/PVS-X
4. AIM-1DLR
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