MIL-DTL-62366D(AT)
TABLE IV. Class I pin to pin resistance.
Receptacle pin,
Maximum resistance
(ohms) ()
plug pin
A and B
0.085
C
Continuity
D through M
0.085
O
Continuity
P, R, and T
0.0063
U and V
0.085
W and X
0.0031
TABLE V. Class II pin to pin resistance.
Connector 1
Connector 2
Receptacle pin (J1),
Maximum resistance
Receptacle pin (J2),
Maximum resistance
()
()
plug pin (P1)
plug pin (P2)
A and D
0.0043
A through F,
0.121
H, J through M,
B, C, E, F
0.021
P, R through Z,
a, b, c, e, f, g, h
G, N, W, d, j
Continuity
3.4.7 Electromagnetic coupling. Electromagnetic coupling for Class I and II slip ring
assemblies coupling shall be as specified below (see 4.3.5.6).
Class I -
The current induced in a loop consisting of control rings 16 and 17, in series,
by a supply current flowing in a loop consisting of power rings 1 and 2, in
series, shall attenuate by not less than 70 decibels when supply currents are
not less than 1 A peak and in the signal frequency of 400 to 3000 Hz. Power
rings 1 and 2 shall be loaded with a resistive load of not greater than 0.2 .
Control rings 16 and 17 shall be loaded with a resistive load of 150 on the
brush side and 660 of the ring side.
Class II - The current induced in a loop consisting of control rings 11 and 12, in series,
by a supply current flowing in a loop consisting of power rings 37 and 38, in
series, shall not attenuate more than 70 decibels. Supply currents shall be not
less than 1 A peak and shall be in the signal frequency range of 400 to 3000
Hz.
3.4.8 Sheathed leads. At the point where the leads exit from the slip ring assembly, the
sheathed leads shall withstand at least a 60 lb (27 kg) pull applied in any direction for at least
1 minute (see 4.3.5.7).
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