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When this test cannot be accomplished owing to the possibility
of crystal burnout or for other reasons, the test signals shall
be injected into the test sample by using a suitable antenna
fed from a signal generator. The test procedure to be used shall
be included in the test plan.
3.2.9.15
Notes:
3.2.9.15.1
Intended Use:
The test procedure and limits specified herein are intended to
insure that
will operate
this equipment
properly in service use when subjected to certain radio and
audio interference voltages, and will not cause the malfunction
of other equipments by generation of interference voltages.
Bonding:
3.2.9.15.2
The requirements of Specification MIL-B-5087 are recommended for
study as a guide toward design for compliance with the bonding
requirements of this specification.
3.2.9.15.3
Additional information.
The information contained in the handbook "Design techniques
for Interference-Free Operation of Airborne Electronic Equip-
ment," is recommended as a guide towards design for compliance
with this specification. Organizations with a military con-
tract can obtain the handbook, at no cost, from ASTIA,
Publication No. ATI-159699. Organizations without a military
contract can order the handbook as Report No. P. B. 111051 from
the Department of Commerce, Office of Technical Services,
Washington 25, D.C. A check for $11.50, payable to the Treas-
urer of the United States, must accompany the order.
Definitions:
3.2.9.15.4
3.2.9.15.4.1 Interference:
Interference is defined as any electrical or electromagnetic
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