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묘사:
Waveguide Assembly
MRC:
The style designation indicating the configuration that most nearly corresponds to the cross-sectional shape of the item.AAGR
Cross Sectional Shape:
Internal, rectangular external, rectangular
MRC:
The angular measurement by which one part/section of a rigid item deviates from a straight line projection of an adjacent part/section,expressed in degrees.ACJL
Bend Angle In Deg:
90.0 single bend h-plane
MRC:
The style designation indicating the configuration that most nearly corresponds to the construction of the tubing wall.AHRV
Tubing Wall Construction Style:
Seamless all tubing segment
MRC:
The number of flanges provided with the item.AHSF
Flange Quantity:
2
MRC:
The ratio of the maximum to the minimum amplitude of pressure /voltage/ measured along the path of the waves.AHTW
Voltage Standing Wave Ratio:
1.10
MRC:
The difference in the amount of energy available before and after the insertion of an apparatus in a transmission system,expressed in decibels.AHTX
Insertion Loss In Decibels:
0.20
MRC:
The maximum pressure at which the item is rated for operation.CQGM
Maximum Operating Pressure:
5.0 pounds per square inch gage
Waveguide Outside Width:
Between 0.996 inches and 1.004 inches
Waveguide Inside Width:
Between 0.896 inches and 0.904 inches
Waveguide Inside Height:
Between 0.396 inches and 0.404 inches
Waveguide Outside Height:
Between 0.496 inches and 0.504 inches
Waveguide Longer Offset Distance:
1.925 inches
Waveguide Offset Distance:
1.687 inches
MRC:
Flexible,capable of being bent,turned or twisted,within limits,without breaking,or rigid,resisting change of form,inflexible.FLEX
Flexibility:
Rigid all tubing segment
MRC:
The style designation indicating the configuration that most nearly corresponds to the appearance of the item.STYL
Style Designator:
Bend type
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:
Antennas, waveguides and related equip.
