1、1 ScopeThis standard specifies the dimensions and locationof the cartridge aperture, pressure pad, and charac-teristics essential to the appropriate flatness of thecartridge pressure pad. Also specified are the posi-tion of the 8-mm type S motion-picture film and itsrequired clearances in the cartri
2、dge aperture.2 Normative referenceThe following standard contains provisions which,through reference in this text, constitute provisions ofthis standard. At the time of publication, the editionindicated was valid. All standards are subject torevision, and parties to agreements based on thisstandard
3、are encouraged to investigate the possibilityof applying the most recent edition of the standardindicated below.SMPTE 159.1-2001, Motion-Picture Film (8-mm Type S) Model 1 Camera Cartridge Cartridge-CameraInterface and Take-Up Core Drive3 Dimensions3.1 The dimensions shown in figure 2 and table2 sha
4、ll apply to an assembled cartridge with afilm load at the time of manufacture. The dimen-sions shown in figures 1 and 3 and tables 1 and3 shall apply to a cartridge that is fully assem-bled, but does not contain film.3.2 The datum planes and datum features used fordimensioning shall be as defined in
5、 3.3, 3.3.1,3.4, 3.4.1, and 3.4.2 of SMPTE 159.1.3.3 Dimensions T and U denote the lateral loca-tion of the film in the cartridge before insertion inthe camera. After insertion, dimension T be-comes 0.060 in (1.52 mm) minimum and dimen-sion U becomes 0.050 in (1.27 mm) minimum.3.4 All dimensions in
6、table 1, except dimensionsA and C, apply at the front surface of the pres-sure pad. A draft of 5 to the recess area shallbe permitted as well as an inside or outsideradius of 0.005 in (0.13 mm) at all corners toprovide satisfactory mold release.3.5 Dimension A denotes the maximum penetra-tion, from
7、datum plane C, of the camera filmalignment guide wings or the camera claw intothe recessed area of the cartridge pressure pad.3.6 Dimension B is measured from datum planeC and is the operating position of the cartridgepressure pad.3.7 Dimensions relative to the surface of thepressure pad are measure
8、d from a plane estab-lished through surfaces 1, 2, and 3, as definedby 0.060-in (1.52-mm) diameter circles dimen-sionally centered (see figure 3). The actual cam-era aperture bosses may deviate from thisshape.3.8 Dimension G2specifies the clearance forfilm in the camera aperture area based on T2,the
9、 thickness of the film in the center of thepicture area (see note 1).3.9 Dimension G2specifies the extension of thecamera aperture plate boss points (correspondingto 1, 2, and 3) beyond the aperture plate planeat the aperture opening.for Motion-Picture Film (8-mm Type S) Model 1 Camera Cartridge Ape
10、rture, Profile, Film Position,Pressure Pad and FlatnessRevision ofANSI/SMPTE 159.2-1996SMPTE 159.2-2001SMPTE STANDARDPage 1 of 6 pagesApprovedJune 6, 2001Copyright 2001 by THE SOCIETY OF MOTION PICTURE AND TELEVISION ENGINEERS595 W. Hartsdale Ave., White Plains, NY 10607(914) 761-1100REAFFIRMED 2006
11、Dimensions Inches MillimetersA 0.150 max 3.81 maxB 0.077 0.005 1.96 0.13C 0.090 min 2.29 minD 0.540 min 13.72 minE 0.260 max 6.60 maxF 0.360 0.020 9.14 0.51G 0.455 min 11.56 minH 0.365 max 9.27 maxJ 0.300 max 7.62 maxK 0.000 min 0.00 minL 0.540 0.020 13.72 0.51M 0.300 min 7.62 minN 0.140 max 3.56 ma
12、xO 0.058 0.022 1.47 0.56P 0.038 0.022 0.97 0.56Q 0.055 min 1.40 minS 0.090 min 2.29 minTable 1 Pressure pad dimensionsFigure 1 Cartridge pressure padSMPTE 159.2-2001Page 2 of 6 pagesDimensions Inches MillimetersT 0.050 min 1.27 minU 0.040 min 1.02 minV 0.061 0.006 1.55 0.15W 0.648 0.006 16.46 0.15X
13、0.451 0.006 11.46 0.15Y 0.451 0.004 11.46 0.10Z 0.111 0.003 2.82 0.08A10.642 min 16.31 minB10.445 min 11.30 minTable 2 Aperture dimensionsFigure 2 Cartridge aperture opening and film positionSMPTE 159.2-2001Page 3 of 6 pagesDimensions1)Inches MillimetersA20.378 0.001 9.60 0.03B20.030 + 0.002 0.0000.
14、76 + 0.05 0.00C20.153 nom 3.89 nomD20.393 0.001 9.98 0.03E20.590 0.001 14.99 0.03F20.005 min 0.13 minG22) T2 + 0.0007T2+ 0.0012minmaxT2+ 0.018T2+ 0.030minmaxG20.00650.0070minmax0.1650.178minmaxH20.004 min 0.10 min1)Dimensions are measured from the zero plane defined by surfaces 1, 2, and 3 (see 3.7,
15、figure 3, and note 2).2) See 3.8.Table 3 Flatness dimensionsFigure 3 Pressure pad flatness reference surfacesSMPTE 159.2-2001Page 4 of 6 pages3.10 The upper and lower pad areas extend fromdimension C2to the top and bottom of thecartridge pressure pad within the area describedby dimension H minus dim
16、ension Q.3.11 Dimension H2is intended to apply from aplane as described by 3.7.3.12 The plus values given for the pressure padfilm surface flatness tolerances shall be directedtoward the lens (see table 4 and note 2).3.13 Surface 4 of the cartridge pressure pad andboss 4 of the camera aperture are d
17、elineated toaid in seating the cartridge pressure pad to thecamera aperture plate. They serve no functionwhen the pressure pad is in operating position(see note 3).NOTES1 It is considered good practice to relieve the cameraaperture plate above and below the picture area to allow aclearance for film
18、transport and minimize the possibility offilm pinching. Dimension F2specifies the amount of recessfor this purpose.2 It is intended that the film surface of the cartridge pressurepad be flat, or molded as a flat plane. Pits or depressions,however, which do not interfere with the film flatness areacc
19、eptable. Tolerances for the flatness on the 8-mm type Scartridge pressure pad film surface are specified to ac-count for slight warpage in molding if the pressure pad ismade from a plastic material (see annex A.3).3 Three lugs, Nos. 1, 2, and 3, on the pressure pad areintended to touch the camera ap
20、erture plate and therebyestablish both the film plane alignment and the clearanceallowed for film thickness. Lug 4 should not touch thecamera aperture plate.Annex A (informative)Additional dataA.1 A force of 8 oz to 14 oz (2.2 N to 3.9 N) must be exertedon the pressure pad for proper seating against
21、 the cameraaperture plate.A.2 The two cut-out areas in the pressure pad permit theuse of fingers for side-guiding. A force of 1.5 oz to 2.5 oz(0.42 N to 0.70 N) per finger is adequate to ensure picturesteadiness if proper take-up torque is applied to thecartridge.A.3 Although sufficient recess from
22、the front surface of thepressure pad to allow for camera claw and camera apertureguide finger penetration, as defined by dimension C and 3.5,must be provided, additional portions of the pad surface maybe recessed also. A.4 The cartridge pressure pad recess, defined by dimen-sions D, E, and J, is ava
23、ilable for camera claw film transportengagement. The perforation used for the film vertical reg-istration at its stopping position is specified in SMPTE 157,as minus-2 from the perforation adjacent to the imageformed by the camera aperture. The horizontal centerline ofthe camera aperture should nomi
24、nally coincide with datumplane A.A.5 To provide a consistent method of measurement, it isrecommended that a cartridge gauging fixture be usedwhich incorporates datum surfaces, a locating pin, andmeans for exerting locating forces on appropriate surfacesof the cartridge. For pressure pad measurements
25、, a secondfixture, incorporating three 0.060-in (1.52-mm) diameterbosses and a means for exerting the appropriate pressurepad seating force, is recommended.Areas1)Inches MillimetersAperture area(within dimension C2)2)+ 0.0058 T2max + 0.147 T2max+ 0.0048 T2min + 0.122 T2minUpper area2)+ 0.0078 T2max
26、+ 0.198 T2max+ 0.0038 T2min + 0.097 T2minLower area2)+ 0.0078 T2max + 0.198 T2max+ 0.0018 T2 min + 0.046 T2min1)Dimensions are measured from the zero plane defined by surfaces 1, 2, and 3 (see 3.7, figure 3, andnote 2).2)See 3.8.Table 4 Flatness tolerances on pressure pad film surfaceSMPTE 159.2-2001Page 5 of 6 pagesAnnex B (informative)BibliographySMPTE 157-1999, Motion-Picture Film (8-mm Type S) Camera Aperture Image and UsageSMPTE 166-1999, Motion-Picture Film (8-mm Type S) Exposure Control and Stock Identification Sound andSilent Camera Cartridge Notches SMPTE 159.2-2001Page 6 of 6 pages
