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묘사:
Digital Microcircuit
MRC:
A measurement of the longest dimension of the body,in distinction from width.ADAQ
Body Length:
0.875 inches
MRC:
A measurement taken at right angles to the length of the body,in distinction from thickness.ADAT
Body Width:
0.250 inches
MRC:
The minimum and maximum limits of temperature at which the item is rated for operation.AFGA
Operating Tempurature Range:
-55.0/+125.0 degrees celsius
MRC:
The minimum and maximum temperatures at which an item can be stored without detrimental effect.AFJQ
Storage Tempurature Range:
-65.0/+150.0 degrees celsius
MRC:
Those features,not otherwise specified,which may be required for proper functioning of the item.CBBL
Features Provided:
Hermetically sealed and monolithic
MRC:
The chemical compound or mechanical mixture properties of which the inclosure is fabricated.CQSJ
Inclosure Material:
Ceramic and glass
MRC:
Indicates the physical configuration of the inclosure.CQSZ
Inclosure Configuration:
Dual-in-line
MRC:
An indication of the basic electronic circuit elements assembled to output a logic function.CQWX
Output Logic Form:
Transistor-transistor logic
MRC:
The basic purpose and number of functions of the device,modified by its intended use.CSSL
Design Function And Quantity:
2 flip-flop, clocked and 2 flip-flop, d-type
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:
81349-mil-m-38510 specification (includes engineering type bulletins, brochures, etc., that reflect specification type data in specification format; excludes commercial catalogs, industry directories, and similar trade publications, reflecting general type data on certain environmental and performance requirements and test conditions that are shown as "typical", "average", "", etc.).
