DEFSTAN 66-31(PT1)/1(2007) : 2007
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BASIC REQUIREMENTS & TESTS FOR ELECTRONIC & ELECTRICAL TEST & MEASUREMENT EQUIPMENT - PART 1: INTRODUCTION AND GUIDE TO THE SPECIFICATION AND SELECTION OF TEST AND MEASUREMENT EQUIPMENT BY THE PROCURING AUTHORITY
Hardcopy , PDF
19-12-2008
English
01-01-2007
Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Warning
3 Normative References
4 Definitions
5 Abbreviations
6 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
6.1 Procurement Philosophy
6.2 Air Service Procurements
6.3 Naval Service Procurements
6.4 Land Service Procurements
7 Documentation
7.1 Technical Publications
7.2 Compliance Evidence
8 Product Support: Service Life
9 Human Factors
10 Equipment Identification and Marking
10.1 General
10.2 NATO Codification
10.3 Service Nomenclature
10.4 Calibration Labels and Markings
10.5 Functional Marking and Warnings
10.6 CE Marking
10.7 Packaging and Containers
10.8 Marking for Safety
11 Security
12 Configuration Management
13 DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION CRITERIA
13.1 Basic Design and Construction Criteria: Introduction
14 Quality
15 Physical Constraints
15.1 Weight
15.2 Dimension
16 System Interfaces
16.1 Mechanical
16.2 Facilities: Non Electrical
16.3 Electrical
16.4 Environment
16.5 Data Interface
16.6 Architecture
16.7 Man Machine Interface
16.8 Accessories
16.9 Connectors
17 Portability
17.1 TME: Out of Transportation Packaging
17.2 Mechanical Protection: Transportation Packaging
18 Construction
18.1 User Service Requirements: General
18.2 Finish and Colouring
19 OPERATIONAL AND PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS
19.1 General Operation and Functionality
20 Electrical Supply Characteristics
20.1 Primary Power
20.2 AC Supplies
20.3 DC Supplies (External Generator)
20.4 DC Supply (Battery)
20.5 AC/DC Operated Equipment Incorporating
Rechargeable Batteries
20.6 Batteries
21 Availability Reliability and Maintainability
21.1 General
21.2 Proprietary COTS
21.3 Proprietary MOTS
21.4 Non Proprietary Special To Type Equipment
21.5 Software Packages
21.5.1 Commercial Packages
21.5.2 Bespoke Software
22 Software
22.1 Proprietary TME Procurements
22.2 Non Proprietary TME Procurements
23 Electromagnetic Compatibility
24 Environmental
25 SAFETY
25.1 Safety General
26 Basic safety Requirements
26.1 Basic Requirements Applicable to All Procurements
26.2 Proprietary COTS TME Procurements
26.3 Proprietary MOTS TME Procurements
26.4 Non Proprietary Special To Type TME Procurements
27 DEFINING THE ENVIRONMENT (TME OPERATIONAL SCENARIO)
27.1 General Considerations
28 TME Procurement For Use in Moderate Environments
28.1 Overview
28.2 Standard Laboratory
28.3 Light Industrial Commercial
28.4 Industrial
28.5 Specification for Moderate Environment
29 Electromagnetic Environment
29.1 Environment Overview
29.2 Air Service Applications
29.2.1 Aerospace Ground Equipment and Order of
Precedence for the Selection of Standards
29.2.2 Environment Definition
29.2.3 AGE Criticality
29.2.4 Recommended EMC Qualification Requirements:
Category E1
29.2.5 Recommended EMC Qualification Requirements:
Category E2
29.2.6 Recommended EMC Qualification Requirements:
Category E3
29.2.7 Tailoring of Limits
29.2.8 Commercial Aircraft COTS TME
29.3 Naval Service Application
29.3.1 Environment Definition: Onboard Surface Ships
and Submarines
29.3.2 Environment Definition: Shore Test and Repair
Facilities
29.3.3 Recommended EMC Qualification Requirement
Specification
29.3.4 Tailoring of Limits
29.4 Land Service Application
29.4.1 Environment Definition
29.4.2 Environment Specification
29.4.3 Recommended EMC Qualification Requirements for
Class A, B and C Equipment
29.4.4 Recommended EMC Qualification Requirements for
Class D Equipment
29.4.5 Tailoring of Limits
29.5 Commercial Off The Shelf TME Specification
30 Climatic, Mechanical, Biological and Chemical
30.1 General introduction
30.2 Moderate and Onerous classification of environmental
requirements
30.3 Enhanced COTS and Special to Type TME
30.4 Selection of tests required
30.5 Special considerations - Materials, Finishes and
Contaminants
30.6 Flowchart - Aid to environmental category identification
30.7 Selection of Environmental Severity Levels
30.7.1 Relevant Standards
30.7.2 Mechanical Conditions
30.7.3 Temperature and Humidity Climatic Conditions
30.7.4 Ingress
Annex A References
Annex B Abbreviations
Provides guidance on the selection and specification of environment, safety and basic requirements for Test and Measurement equipment.
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Supersedes DEFSTAN 66-31/2(1991). (05/2007) Supersedes DEFSTAN 61-5(PT2)SEC5/1(1992). (10/2007)
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UK Ministry of Defence Standards
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