MIS-35010-1

Digital Microcircuit

NSN 5962-01-140-2443

DEMIL

Shelf Life

UOM

NIIN

Demil:

DEMIL/MLI

Shelf Life:

N/A

UOM:

1 EA

NIIN:

011402443

Technical Specifications of NSN

End Application:

1055-01-192-0358

Test Data Document:

18876-mis-35010-1 drawing (this is the basic governing drawing, such as a contractor drawing, original equipment manufacturer drawing, etc.; excludes any specification, standard or other document that may be referenced in a basic governing drawing)

NSN:

5962-01-140-2443

Item Name:

Integrated Circuit,counter

Cage Code:

18876

Other Related Parts

Part Number

Cage

RNCC

RNVC

RNAAC

Status

MSDS

SADC

Part Number:

MIS-35010-1

Cage Code:

1BS93

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Part Identification

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Status

INC:

31779

FIIG:

A458A0

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Part Materials

Hazardous material, precious metals, criticality, enviroment, and electrostatic discharge indicators

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Packaging & Shipping

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Pack Size:

Paclk Weight:

0.1000lbs

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Freight Classification

NMFC

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LTL

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WCC

TCC

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NMFC:

061700

UFC:

34580

LTL:

RATING VARIABLE

LCL:

77.5

WCC:

72D

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Instruments/Radio

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Definition Definition of approved item name (AIN): "Counter Integrated Circuit"

A microcircuit specifically designed to generate, modify, or process electrical signals which operate with two distinct or binary states. These states are commonly referred to as on and off, true and false, high and low, or "1" and "0".