Impedance Stabilizing Group

Item Name Code (INC) 00556

Filters and Networks: Federal Supply Class: FSC 5915; NATO Supply Classification Class: NSC 5915
Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components: Federal Supply Group: FSG 59; NATO Supply Classification Group: NSG 59
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Two or more items which do not operate as a set or mechanical system, but which are used as part of a set or mechanical system to couple two circuits in such a manner that the impedance is maintained at a fixed ratio over a wide band of frequencies.

Additional Information for Impedance Stabilizing Group

The Impedance Stabilizing Group (ISG) is a term used in the field of electrical and electronic equipment components, specifically in the supply class of Filters and Networks.

In electronic circuits, impedance stabilization is important to ensure that the performance of the circuit is not affected by changes in the load impedance or other external factors. The ISG is a group of components or techniques used to stabilize the impedance of a circuit.

The ISG components can include resistors, capacitors, inductors, and other passive components that are strategically placed in the circuit to minimize impedance variations. These components are carefully selected and designed to provide a stable impedance over a wide range of frequencies and operating conditions.

The purpose of the ISG is to maintain a consistent impedance level, which helps in achieving reliable and accurate signal transmission and reception. It also helps in reducing signal distortion, improving signal integrity, and minimizing the impact of external noise and interference.

In summary, the Impedance Stabilizing Group (ISG) is a collection of components and techniques used in Filters and Networks to stabilize the impedance of electronic circuits, ensuring reliable and accurate signal transmission and reception.