Detail Specifications
Overall Length:
20.000 inches
Body Length:
20.000 inches
Body Width:
12.000 inches
Body Height:
6.000 inches
Unthreaded Mounting Hole Diameter:
0.187 inches
Distance Between Centerlines Of Mounting Facilities Parallel To Body Length:
14.750 inches
Operating Tempurature Range:
-55.0/+65.0 degrees celsius
Source Impedance Rating Per Function:
600.0 ohms 1st radio interference600.0 ohms 2nd radio interference600.0 ohms 3rd radio interference600.0 ohms 4th radio interference
Load Impedance Per Function:
600.0 ohms 1st radio interference600.0 ohms 2nd radio interference600.0 ohms 3rd radio interference600.0 ohms 4th radio interference
Power Line Frequency Rating Per Function In Hertz:
60.0 1st radio interference60.0 2nd radio interference60.0 3rd radio interference60.0 4th radio interference
Operating Current Rating Per Function In Amps:
0.5 1st radio interference0.5 2nd radio interference0.5 3rd radio interference0.5 4th radio interference
Maximum Tempurature Rise:
40.0 degrees celsius
Full Load Insertion Loss Frequencies In Megahertz:
0.014 and 10000.0
Mounting Facility Type And Quantity:
4 unthreaded hole
Functional Terminal Type And Quantity:
4 threaded stud input 1st function4 threaded stud output 2nd function
Operating Voltage Rating And Type Per Function:
125.0 volts ac 1st radio interference 1st function and 400.0 volts dc 1st radio interference 1st function125.0 volts ac 2nd radio interference 2nd function and 400.0 volts dc 2nd radio interference 2nd function125.0 volts ac 3rd radio interference 3rd function and 400.0 volts dc 3rd radio interference 3rd function125.0 volts ac 4th radio interference 4th function and 400.0 volts dc 4th radio interference 4th function
Maximum Dielectric Withstanding Dc Voltage:
1250.0 volts at altitude
Body Surface Treatment:
Tin
Unpackaged Unit Weight:
40.000 pounds
Style Designator:
Rectangular terminal/terminals on opposite surfaces
Item Name:
Emf Interference Filter
Manufacturer Part Numbers
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