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<title>EIA RS-186-E</title>
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<description>EIA RS-186-E; STANDARD TEST METHODS FOR PASSIVE ELECTRONIC COMPONENT PARTS GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS AND INDEX OF TESTS
EIA - Electronic Industries Alliance
This Standard establishes uniform methods for testing electronic component parts. In case of conflict between this Standard and any individual component standards or detail specifications, the requirements of the individual component standard or detail specification shall govern. &lt;br&gt;These test methods provide a number of test conditions of varying degrees of severity so that appropriate test conditions may be selected for any component.
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<title>EIA RS-186-7E</title>
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<description>EIA RS-186-7E; STANDARD TEST METHODS FOR PASSIVE ELECTRONIC COMPONENT PARTS METHOD 7: VIBRATION FATIGUE TEST (LOW FREQUENCY, 10 TO 55 HERTZ)
EIA - Electronic Industries Alliance
&lt;strong&gt;PURPOSE&lt;/strong&gt; &lt;br&gt;This vibration fatigue test is performed for the purpose of determining the ability of component parts and their mountings to withstand vibration in the low frequency range of 10 to 55 Hertz. As it is . not practical to test components for vibration under actual operating conditions, this set of accelerated laboratory tests was devised to simulate vibration conditions m6re severe than those normally encountered in fixed, land mobile, and marine installations. A component part is considered to be faulty if during or after vibration testing it exhibits objectionable operating characteristics, noise wear, physical distortion or degradation of mechanical properties which would result in the unit not meetmg the performance requirements of the applicable individual specification.
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<title>EIA EIA-186-14E</title>
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<description>EIA EIA-186-14E; STANDARD TEST METHOD FOR PASSIVE ELECTRONIC COMPONENT PARTS METHOD 14: PANEL SEAL TEST
EIA - Electronic Industries Alliance
PURPOSE &lt;br&gt;This test is intended to determine the effectiveness of panel seals on electronic components which are intended for mounting through holes in panels or enclosures. The panel seals are exposed to water under pressure and observed for leakage.
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<dc:date>1985-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<description>EIA RS-186-6E; STANDARD TEST METHODS FOR PASSIVE ELECTRONIC COMPONENT PARTS METHOD 6: MECHANICAL ROBUSTNESS OF TERMINALS
EIA - Electronic Industries Alliance
&lt;strong&gt;PURPOSE&lt;/strong&gt; &lt;br&gt;These tests are intended to determine the ability of terminals to withstand the usual stresses which may be applied during assembly or disassembly operations. Several types of tests are provided to cover various significant characteristics.
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