Certification & Testing Approvals

Vision Technologies Systems have completed a full range of MIL-STD and Operational Testing programs. Our systems have proven their ability to handle the devastating effects of over 400g’s of acceleration shock during testing, continuing to fully operate without so much as a momentary loss of power, video, or pan and tilt functionality.

All Vision Technologies systems are certified by approved government testing facilities to meet the following standards. Testing and certification requirements for individual Vision Technologies systems are based on operational requirements as dictated by the customer's system specifications.

  • MIL-S-901D Grade “A”
    • Lightweight Table and Explosive Barge Shock
  • MIL-STD-810F
    • Method 500.4 Procedure II Low/High Pressure
    • Method 501.4 Procedure I & II High Temp
    • Method 502.4 Procedures I& II Low Temp
    • Method 503.4 Procedures I Temp Shock
    • Method 505.4 Solar Radiation
    • Method 506.4 Blowing Rain
    • Method 507.4 5 48 hour cycles operating Humidity
    • Method 508.5 Fungus 28 day exposure
    • Method 509.4 Salt Fog
    • Method 510.4 Procedure II Blowing Sand
    • Method 510.4 Procedure I Blowing Dust
    • Method 511.4 Procedure I Explosive Atmosphere
    • Method 512.4 Procedure I 1m Immersion
    • Method 512.4 Procedure I 3m Immersion
    • Method 514.5 Procedure I cat 20b 1hr/axis 3 axis Vibration
    • Method 516.5 Functional Shock
    • Method 520.2 Procedure I & II 10 cycles each
    • Method 521.2 Ice 25.4 mm/Freezing Rain
    • Wind Load (sustained and gusts)
    • Method 522 Procedure III Ballistic Shock
    • High pressure spray/water impingement
    • Inclination and Tilt
  
  • MIL-STD-167 Shipboard Machinery Vibration
  • MIL-STD-461 E (Electromagnetic Interference)
    • CE 101, 102,106
    • CS 101, 103, 104, 105, 114, 115, 116, 120
    • RE 101, 102, 103
    • RS 101, 103 2MHZ – 18 GHZ, 105
  • MIL-STD-464
    • Paragraph 5.2 Electromagnetic Compatibility
    • Paragraph 5.10 Bonding
    • Paragraph 5.11 External Grounding
  • MIL-STD-740
    • 1 & 2 Acoustic/Structure Borne Noise
  • MIL-STD 1686C
    • Electrostatic Discharge
  • DoD-STD-1399
    • Section 070 Magnetic Fields
    • Section 072.2 Gun Muzzle Blast
    • Section 300A Ships Power
    • Section 301A Ships Motion
    • Inclination +/- 45 degrees 5-7 cpm
  • MIL-HDBK-2036
    • Section 5.1.2.4 Green Water Loading
    • Section 5.1.2.5 Gun Muzzle Blast
    • Section 5.1.2.12 Ships Motion
    • Section 5.1.2.18 Wind Loading

Four of Vision Technologies systems undergoing MIL-STD-901D Grade “A” shock testing are shown in Figures 1-4.

J2 Pan and Tilt

Figure 1: J2 Pan & Tilt Camera System

  
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J6 Pan & Tilt

Figure 3: J6 Pan & Tilt Camera System

  
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Operational Testing

 

Our systems successfully completed the following Operational Trials and Assessments.

  • MIL-STD testing and Sea Trials with the Navy/Northrop Grumman Shipboard Protection System Program
  • The NAVSEA conducted MIL-STD testing program for the CG-47/DDG-51 Topside Surveillance (CKT-3TV Replacement) Program
  • The United States Marine Corps Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle Operational Assessment (OA) in maritime/amphibious, arctic, jungle and desert environments
  • The MIL-STD testing program for the Navy/Lockheed Martin DDG-1000 program
  • The United States Army MRAP System Test and Evaluation Program at the Aberdeen Proving Grounds

We believe the Vision Technologies sensor systems are the most extensively tested systems in the market today.

Additionally, Vision Technologies certifies all our systems, by approved government testing facilities and laboratories, to meet the following standards:

  • MIL-S-901D Grade “A”
    • Lightweight Table and Explosive Barge Shock
  • MIL-STD-810F
    • Method 500.4 Procedure II Low/High Pressure
    • Method 501.4 Procedure I & II High Temp
    • Method 502.4 Procedures I& II Low Temp
    • Method 503.4 Procedure I Temp Shock
    • Method 505.5 Solar Radiation
    • Method 506.4 Blowing Rain
    • Method 507.4 5 48 hour cycles operating Humidity
    • Method 508.5 Fungus 28 day exposure
    • Method 509.4 Salt Fog
    • Method 510.4 Procedure II Blowing Sand
    • Method 510.4 Procedure I Blowing Dust
    • Method 511.4 Procedure I Explosive Atmosphere
    • Method 512.4 proc I 1 m
    • Method 512.4 proc I 3 m
    • Method 514.5 Procedure I cat 20b 1 hr/axis 3 axis Vibration
    • Method 516.5 Procedure I Functional Shock
    • Method 519.6 Gunfire Vibration
    • Method 520.2 Procedure I & II 10 cycles each
    • Method 521.2 Ice 25.4 mm/Freezing Rain
    • Wind Load (sustained and gusts)
    • High pressure spray/water impingement
  • MIL-STD-167 Shipboard Machinery Vibration
  • MIL-STD-740 1&2 Acoustic/Structure Borne Noise
  • MIL-STD-461 E (Electromagnetic Interference)
    • CE 101, 102,106
    • CS 101, 103, 104, 105, 114, 115, 116, 120
    • RE 101, 102, 103
    • RS 103 2MHZ – 18 GHZ, 105
  • MIL-STD-464
    • Paragraph 5.2 Electromagnetic Compatibility
    • Paragraph 5.10 Bonding
    • Paragraph 5.11 External Grounding
  • DoD-STD-1399
    • Section 070 Magnetic Fields
    • Section 072.2 Gun Muzzle Blast
    • Section 300A Ships Power
    • Section 301A Ships Motion
    • Inclination +/- 45 degrees 5-7 cpm
  • MIL-HDBK-2036
    • Section 5.1.2.4 Green Water Loading
    • Section 5.1.2.5 Gun Muzzle Blast
    • Section 5.1.2.9 Missile Exhaust
    • Section 5.1.2.12 Ships Motion
    • Section 5.1.2.18 Wind Loading
  • MIL-STD 1686C Electrostatic Discharge

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