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NATO - STANAG 4239

Electrostatic Discharge, Munitions Test Procedures

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Organization: NATO
Publication Date: 13 October 1997
Status: inactive
Page Count: 18

Document History

STANAG 4239
October 13, 1997
Electrostatic Discharge, Munitions Test Procedures
AIM The aim of this agreement is to define the test procedures to be used in determining the safety and suitability for service of munitions containing electro explosive devices (EEDs) and associated...
STANAG 4239
October 13, 1997
Electrostatic Discharge, Munitions Test Procedures
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References

This document references:
AOP-24 - Electrostatic Discharge, Munition Assessment and Test Procedures
Published by NATO on March 1, 1998
This AOP addresses the assessment of ESD hazards associated with personnel-borne or helicopter-generated threats. Such an assessment may be limited to a paper analysis or could include testing to...
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STANAG 4238 - MUNITION DESIGN PRINCIPLES, ELECTRICAL/ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENTS
Published by NATO on February 25, 2002
AIM The aim of this agreement is to standardize the design principles which are to be applied to munitions containing Electro-Explosive Devices (EED) and to associated systems to provide the required...
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STANAG 3516 - ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE, TEST METHODS FOR AIRCRAFT ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT
Published by NATO on September 14, 2010
AIM The primary aim of this agreement is to foster international co-operation and commonality between participating nations concerning the control of electromagnetic interference (both emission and...
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STANAG 4235 - Electrostatic Discharge Environment
Published by NATO on February 11, 2004
AIM The aim of this agreement is: a. to define the electrostatic environment which may be experienced by all materiel utilized by the NATO Forces; and b. to define the electrostatic levels to be used...
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