AIRBORNE SYSTEMS

The MIL-STD-461 specification is widely used as a general basis for testing defence electronics. Specifically in relation to airborne systems, requirements have been incorporated from the DO 160 standard. This includes indirect lightning surge impulses applied as multiple stroke and multiple burst. Voltage spike tests with 150 ns duration as defined in MIL-STD-461C are still relevant for testing airborne power systems.

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APPLICATION STANDARDS

MIL-STD-461
MIL-STD-464

TEST TYPES

CS06 Voltage Spike
CS117 Indirect Lightning
CS116 Oscillatory Waves
CS115 Bulk Current Injection
CS118 ESD

DOCUMENTS

pdf Application Sheets - Airborne systems Popular
pdf Infosheet - AVI-LV3 Popular
pdf Infosheet - MIL-MG3 Popular
pdf Brochure - Indirect Lightning Testing - AVI LV3 Popular
pdf Brochure - Defense Test System Popular

SELECTED PRODUCTS

AVI-LV3

Compact indirect lightning impulse generator

Indirect lightning impulses for PIN injection, cable induction and ground injection. Single stroke, multiple stroke and multiple burst events. DO-160 & EUROCAE ED 14 level 3 and MIL-STD-461 internal level events.

MIL-MG3

Modular impulse test system

Portable multifunction impulse test generator with plug-ins for MIL-STD and DO-160 applications. Test capability is easily extended with the seven plug-in modules. Couplers and calibration accessories complete the solution.

MORE OPTIONS & COMFORT

Extend the CS117 impulse system with external couplers to meet waveform 5A voltage impulse requirements from DO-160 section 22. This is applicable when cable shields are removed for testing the core wires.