MODUK - DEF STAN 61-5: PART 6
Electrical Power Supply Systems Below 650 Volts Part 6: 28 Volt dc Electrical Systems in Military Vehicles
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| Organization: | MODUK |
| Publication Date: | 19 October 1990 |
| Status: | inactive |
| Page Count: | 35 |
scope:
This Standard defines the characteristics for all military vehicle nominal 28V electrical systems, whether these are derived direct from a propulsive engine driven generator, a separate auxiliary power unit (APU), a transformer rectifier unit (TRU) or converter.
In addition, it also defines the number of tests required to demonstrate compliance with the requirements of this Standard in annexes B, C and D.
By application of these tests and compliance with the defined
limits, the electrical compatibility of utilization equipment,
including radio and other non-automotive electronic/electrica
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DEF STAN 61-5: PART 6
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