Teilenummer
Entmilitarisierung
Lagerfähigkeit
UOM
NIIN
NSN
Nationale Bestandsnummer:
TXT
Beschreibung:
Multiplexer
MRC:
The dimension measured along the longitudinal axis with terminated points at the extreme ends of the item.ABHP
Overall Length:
12.000 inches
MRC:
The distance measured in a straight line from the bottom to the top of an item.ABKW
Overall Height:
2.520 inches
MRC:
An overall measurement taken at right angles to the length of an item,in distinction from thickness.ABMK
Overall Width:
6.750 inches
MRC:
The relationship of the electrical power source to the item.AKWC
Electrical Power Source Relationship:
Self-contained
MRC:
The total oppositon (resistive and reactive) which the item offers to the input flow of alternating current.ANSL
Input Impedance Rating:
50.000 ohms
MRC:
The total opposition (resistive and reactive) which the item offers to the output flow of alternating current.ANSR
Output Impedance Rating:
50.0 ohms
MRC:
The transmitting method which identifies the functional design of the item.APQG
Multiplexing Method:
Frequency division
MRC:
Indicates the type and number of channels provided.APQJ
Channel Type And Quantity:
1 receiving
MRC:
The number of cycles per second /hertz/ expressing the differences between the limiting frequencies of an input band.APTP
Input Frequency Bandwidth:
30.000 megahertz
MRC:
The number of complete cyclic changes,per unit of time,for which the input is rated.APTQ
Input Frequency Rating:
Between 2.0 megahertz and 32.0 megahertz
MRC:
The number of cycles per second /hertz/ expressing the differences between the limiting frequencies of an output band.APTR
Output Frequency Bandwidth:
Between 32.0 megahertz and 500.0 megahertz
MRC:
The number of complete cyclic changes,per unit of time,for which the output is rated.APTS
Output Frequency Rating:
Between 5.0 kilohertz and 500.0 megahertz
MRC:
The justification for the assignment of a federal supply class /fsc/ to an item based on the classification of the next higher classifiable assembly.ZZZV
Fsc Application Data:
Telephone and telegraph
