ASTM Committee F1 on Electronics
Subcommittee F01.02 on Lasers

Subcommittee F01.03 on Metallic Materials

Subcommittee F01.04 on Semiconductor Physical Properties

Subcommittee F01.08 on Microelectronic Imaging

ASTM Committee F7 on Aerospace and Aircraft
Subcommittee F07.08 on Transparent Enclosure and Materials

OSA publishes the user's guide to the ISO 10110 standard. The cost is $50.00 list and $39.00 for OSA members. The published standard itself is available from ANSI. Each part of ISO 10110 can be purchased individually. 

Part 1 General - ISO 10110-1:1996  

Part 2 Material imperfections - Stress birefringence - ISO 10110-2:1996  

Part 3 Material imperfections - Bubbles and inclusions - ISO 10110-3:1996 

Part 4 Material imperfections - Inhomogeneity and striae - ISO 10110-4:1997

Part 5 Surface form tolerances - ISO 10110-5:1996  

Part 6 Centring tolerances - ISO 10110-6:1996

Part 7 Surface imperfection tolerances - ISO 10110-7:1996

Part 8 Surface texture - ISO 10110-8:1997

Part 9 Surface treatment and coating - ISO 10110-9:1996

Part 10 Table representing data of a lens element- ISO 10110-10:1996

Part 11 Non-toleranced data - ISO 10110-11:1996

Part 12 Aspheric surfaces - ISO 10110-12:1997

Glossary for ISO 10110 User's Guide

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AIA
Automated Imaging Association(A15 Standards Committee)

ANSI/AVA A15.05/1 - 1989 American National Standard for Automated Vision Systems - Performance Test - Measurement of Relative Position of Target Features in Two- Dimensional Space Approved December 1, 1988. 24 Pages. US$ 18.00.

This standard defines a standard measurement test that will serve as a reference in the specification and evaluation of machine vision systems. The test is designed to aid manufacturers and users in understanding and communicating expected and actual performance of vision systems.

BSR/A15.08/1 - 199X Standard Camera Data Sheet has progressed beyond the initial draft stage thanks to SC Member Bob Gazerro, who has taken over the Working group on Electro/Optical Characteristics. At its last meeting, A15.08 reviewed a complete outline for E/O characteristics.

The WG on timing was assigned to a representative from Cohu. This WG coupled with the E/O WG represents the bulk of the work on the Standard Camera Data Sheet. Another WG on Format has been assigned to representatives from E.G.&G. With these WGs now in the hands of active representatives, A15.08 plans to have a first draft of the entire Data Sheet Standard by the First Quarter 1996.

AIA Al 5.08/2-1993 Proposed American National Standard for Automated Vision Components - Cameras - Standard AIA Connector Specifications (rev. of ANSI/AIA Al5.08/2-1992) AIA Approval Date 1993-09-10. ANSI Approval Pending 19 Pages. US$ 22.00.

The purpose of this standard is to specify connectors suitable for machine vision, scientific, medical and general purpose image data acquisition in industrial, laboratory or office environments. The primary function of these connectors is to transfer all power and analog and digital signals between the camera and an image processor.

AIA A15.08/3-1993 Proposed American National Standard for Automated Vision Components - Cameras - AIA Monochrome Digital Interface Specification (rev. of ANSI/AIA Al5.08/3-1992) AIA Approval Date 1993-09-10. ANSI Approval Pending 12 Pages. US$ 15.00.

This standard specifies digital communication between a video camera device and an image processor. Video camera devices include matrix array cameras, variable scan cameras and linear array cameras. The primary function of this interface is to transfer a digital image from the camera device to the image processing system.

BSR/AIA Al5.08/4-199X Proposed American National Standard for Automated Vision Components - Cameras - RGB Digital Interface Specification Revision 2 (Committee Review Draft). Approval Target Date 1995-04. 12 Pages. US$ 15.00
This standard specifies digital communication between an RGB color video camera device and an image processor. Video camera devices include matrix array cameras, variable scan cameras and linear array cameras. The primary function of this interface is to transfer a digital image from the camera device to the image processing system.

BSR/AIA Al5.08/7- 199X Proposed American National Standard for Automated Vision Components - Cameras - AIA Serial Communication Protocol Specification Revision 2 (Committee Review Draft). Approval Target Date 1995-01. 19 Pages. US$ 22.00

This standard specifies the protocol and command code to be used in serial communication between a video camera device and an image processor. The primary function of this protocol is to transfer control commands from the image processor to the video camera and for the acknowledgment of these commands by the camera. Secondarily, this standard provides for low-speed communication of camera data to the host processor.

There are two other standards projects under development: A15.O8/5- Analog Monochrome Interface and A15.08/6 - Analog RGB Color Interface. Working Drafts of these standards will be available in late 1995.

The A15.08 committee has been cooperating with the National Association of Photographic Manufacturers IT14 on Electronic Still Video. IT14 members have suggested that the AIA Specification be submitted for consideration as international standards. If the AIA standards are accepted as New Work Items, there is every expectation that the ATA specifications will be approved as ISO standards in 2-3 years