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/fsg-59/fsc-5985 Antennas, Waveguides, and Related Equipment from Germany (DE) 3 26 Mar 2013 5985-12-324-7983

5905-15-075-8425 5905150758425 150758425 is a resistor whose ohmic value cannot be adjusted or varied. the resistance element consists of either a thin layer of conductive material, containing either binders or insulating materials, deposited on an insulated form; or an alloy of metal and ceramic materials, usually fused to an insulated form. opposition to the flow of current is an inherent property of the materials used and is manifest by the heat dissipation in the resistor. see also attenuator, fixed and resistor, fixed, composition. excludes carbon composition type resistors.

5905-12-136-3747 5905121363747 121363747 is a resistor whose ohmic value cannot be adjusted or varied. the resistance element consists of either a thin layer of conductive material, containing either binders or insulating materials, deposited on an insulated form; or an alloy of metal and ceramic materials, usually fused to an insulated form. opposition to the flow of current is an inherent property of the materials used and is manifest by the heat dissipation in the resistor. see also attenuator, fixed and resistor, fixed, composition. excludes carbon composition type resistors.

5905-12-136-3723 5905121363723 121363723 is a resistor whose ohmic value cannot be adjusted or varied. the resistance element consists of either a thin layer of conductive material, containing either binders or insulating materials, deposited on an insulated form; or an alloy of metal and ceramic materials, usually fused to an insulated form. opposition to the flow of current is an inherent property of the materials used and is manifest by the heat dissipation in the resistor. see also attenuator, fixed and resistor, fixed, composition. excludes carbon composition type resistors.

5905-01-233-3847 5905012333847 012333847 is a resistor whose ohmic value cannot be adjusted or varied. the resistance element consists of high resistance wire (or ribbon) either wound on an insulated form or constructed so as to be self-supporting. the item must have inherent characteristics of inducing self-inductance. opposition to current flow is an inherent property of the resistance wire and is manifested by the heat dissipation in the resistor. exclut s suppressor, ignition interference. see also resistor (1), fixed, wire wound, noninductive.