MIL-STD-35-96 Base Document:1976
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Automated Engineering Document Preparation System, Regulators, Current and Voltage, AC and DC (No S/S Document)
16-02-1976
20-07-2005
SECTION 1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Scope
1.2 Purpose
1.3 Format
1.4 Title
1.4.1 Index
SECTION 2 APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS
SECTION 3 DEFINITIONS
SECTION 4 GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF AEDPS
SECTION 5 DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF AEDPS
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Specification Requirement Sheet (SRS)
5.3 Specification Requirements
5.3.1 Mandatory Specification Requirements
5.4 Code 1006 Requirements and Test Methods
5.5 Approved Item Name Code
5.6 Dimensions and Figures
5.7 Applicable Documents
5.8 Tabulation
5.9 Design and Construction
5.9.1 Type Regulation
5.9.2 Construction
5.9.3 Classification
5.9.4Maximum Weight
5.9.5 Input(s)
5.9.6 output(s)
5.10 Output Voltage Adjustment
5.11 Control Voltage
5.12 Altitude Range
5.13 Design Reliability Rating
5.14 Temperature
5.15 Acceleration
5.16 Acoustical Noise
5.17 Altitude
5.18 Closing Voltage
5.19 Control Signal
5.20 Current Regulation
5.21 Dielectric Withstanding Voltage at Reduced
Barometric Pressure
5.22 Dielectric Withstanding Voltage at Sea Level
5.23 Efficiency
5.24 Electrical Shock
5.25 Emergency Power Source
5.26 Endurance
5.27 Explosion
5.28 Flammability
5.29 Frequency Regulation
5.30 Fungus
5.31 Humidity
5.32 Insulation Resistance
5.33 Leakage (Immersion)
5.34 Opening Current
5.35 Operating Position
5.36 Output Current
5.37 Output Impedance
5.38 Output Voltage Adjust
5.39 Over Voltage Protection
5.40 Parallel Operation
5.41 Polarity
5.42 Radio Interference
5.43 Recovery Time
5.44 Reliability Screening (Burn-In, Aging,
Conditioning, Stabilization, Load Life,
Overload)
5.45 Ripple Voltage
5.46 Salt Fog
5.47 Sand and Dust (Dust)
5.48 Shock
5.49 Short-Circuit
5.50 Temperature - Altitude
5.51 Temperature - High
5.52 Temperature - Low
5.53 Temperature Rise
5.54 Temperature Shock
5.55 Transient Input
5.56 Vibration Low Frequency
5.57 Vibration (High Frequency)
5.58 Vibration (Random)
5.59 Voltage Regulation, Line
5.60 Voltage Regulation, Load
5.61 Wave Form
SECTION 6 USE OF AEDPS
6.1 Procedure
SECTION 7 FIGURES
SECTION 8 TABLES
Describes the requirements of AC and DC. Current and Voltage Regulators.
| DevelopmentNote |
NOTICE 3 - Notice of Group Cancellation without replacement. (08/2005)
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| DocumentType |
Standard
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| Pages |
183
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| PublisherName |
US Military Specs/Standards/Handbooks
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| Status |
Withdrawn
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