Electronic Maintenance Device

Item Name Code (INC) 68219

Combination and Miscellaneous Instruments: Federal Supply Class: FSC 6695; NATO Supply Classification Class: NSC 6695
Instruments and Laboratory Equipment: Federal Supply Group: FSG 66; NATO Supply Classification Group: NSG 66
Item Hits: 12

A portable multifunctional item used to display electronic technical manuals, engage interactive electronic technical manuals and perform examinations of various electrical characteristics such as voltage and resistance measurements. When grouped with other instruments, specialized electrical examinations may also be made. These include, but not limited to, (1) radio requency spectral analysis, frequency measurements and other measurements and (2) the ability to generate audio and radio frequencies or other stimuli. May include the ability to analyze diagnostic data captured from various equipment, weapon platforms or from a separate test apparatus. Includes the capability for human interaction which may be realized with a keypad or fully functional keyboard. Includes a display screen or interactive display screen. May be reprogrammable and may also include various accessories and/or various software. May include the ability to receive and transmit data via a wireless network.

Additional Information for Electronic Maintenance Device

Electronic Maintenance Devices are a type of equipment used for the maintenance and repair of electronic devices and systems. They are classified under the supply class Combination and Miscellaneous Instruments in the supply group Instruments and Laboratory Equipment.

These devices are designed to assist technicians and engineers in troubleshooting, testing, and repairing electronic equipment. They typically include a variety of tools and features that are essential for electronic maintenance tasks, such as:

1. Multimeters: These devices are used to measure voltage, current, and resistance in electronic circuits. They can also perform other functions like continuity testing and diode testing.

2. Oscilloscopes: Oscilloscopes are used to visualize and analyze electronic waveforms. They can help identify problems with signal integrity, timing, and amplitude in electronic circuits.

3. Signal Generators: Signal generators produce electronic signals of various types, such as sine waves, square waves, and pulse waves. They are used for testing and calibrating electronic devices and systems.

4. Power Supplies: Power supplies provide electrical power to electronic devices during testing and troubleshooting. They can deliver a range of voltages and currents to simulate different operating conditions.

5. Logic Analyzers: Logic analyzers are used to capture and analyze digital signals in electronic circuits. They can help identify timing issues, logic errors, and other problems in digital systems.

6. Soldering Stations: Soldering stations are used for soldering and desoldering electronic components. They typically include a soldering iron, soldering stand, and temperature control features.

7. ESD Protection Equipment: Electronic maintenance devices often include electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection equipment, such as ESD mats, wrist straps, and grounding cables. These are used to prevent damage to sensitive electronic components from static electricity.

These are just a few examples of the electronic maintenance devices that fall under the Combination and Miscellaneous Instruments class in the Instruments and Laboratory Equipment supply group. The specific devices and features may vary depending on the manufacturer and intended application.