MRC:
The minimum and maximum limits of temperature at which the item is rated for operation.AFGA
Operating Tempurature Range:
-0.0/+60.0 degrees celsius
MRC:
The frequency at which the insertion loss is measured per function,and to which all related attenuation loss measurements are referred.AHAJ
Reference Frequency Per Function:
660.0 megahertz blank
MRC:
The total opposition per function with load (resistive and reactive) presented by the device to the source (asa c42.65,paragraph 65.08.399).AHAU
Input Impedance Per Function W/load:
50.0 ohms blank
MRC:
The total opposition per function with source across input (resistive and reactive) presented by the device to the load (asa c42.65,paragraph 65.08.402).AHAV
Output Impedance Per Function W/source Across Input:
50.0 ohms blank
MRC:
The ratio of the maximum to the minimum voltage of the standing wave per function. the larger relative portion is given,the lower value having an implied /not given/ value of one /unity/.AHBZ
Voltage Standing Wave Ratio Per Function:
1.3 blank
MRC:
Indicates the type of inclosure provided to coat,cover,protect,or encase the item.AKNA
Inclosure Type:
Encased
MRC:
The minimum and maximum values of frequency,per function,between which the voltage standing wave ratio is specified.CRBN
Voltage Standing Wave Ratio Frequency Limits Per Function:
0.095 hertz blank and 0.370 hertz blank
MRC:
The specification,standard,drawing,or similar instrument that specifies environmental and performance requirements or test conditions under which an item is tested and establishes acceptable limits within which the item must conform identified by an alphabetic and/or numeric reference number. includes the commercial and government entity (cage) code of the entity controlling the instrument.TEST
Test Data Document:
10001-2521083-1 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)
