Chapter 1 The Technician's Handbook

• First Aid
• Julian Date Calendar
• Symptoms Of Electric Shock
• Back Pressure Arm Lift
• One Rescuer Technique
• Figure 1-2.Locating The Sternum
• Figure 1-4.One Rescuer Cpr Technique
• Two Rescuer Technique
• Pressure Points
• Figure 1-6.Pressure Points For Control Of Bleeding
• (1) Nearest The Wound And (2) Between The Wound And The Main Part Of The Body
• Figure 1-8.Applying A Tourniquet
• How To Recognize Shock
• Keep An Injured Person Warm Enough For Comfort, But Do Not Let The Victim Become Overheated
• Burns
• Heatstroke
• Basic Electrical Formulas
• Capacitance
• Figure 1-11.Rc Time Constants
• Current
• Note
• Inductance
• Figure 1-13.L/R Time Constant
• Power
• Power
• Reactance
• Resistance
• Transformers
• Transformer Power
• Basic Electronics Formulas
• Warning
• Resonance
• Transistor Ruggedness
• Vacuum Tubes
• Wavelength
• Radar
• Radar
• Power Conversion
• Power Conversion
• Data Tables
• Table 1-1.Cb Style Capacitor Part Number Breakdown
• Table 1-2.Cmr Style Capacitor Part Number Breakdown
• Table 1-3.Cyr10 Style Capacitor Cross-Reference
• Figure 1-15.Six-Band Color Code For Tubular Paper Dielectric Capacitors
• Figure 1-16.Ceramic Capacitor Color Code
• Figure 1-17.Mica Capacitor Color Code
• Table 1-5.Style To Military Specification Cross-Reference
• Table 1-5.Style To Military Specification Cross-Reference. Continued
• Figure 1-18.Resistor Color Code
• Table 1-6.Resistor Selection Chart
• Table 1-6.Resistor Selection ChartContinued
• Table 1-7.Resistor Type Designation Part Number Breakdown
• Chassis Wiring Identification
• Figure 1-20.Semiconductor Diode Markings And Color Code System
• Figure 1-21.Transistor Lead Identification And Case Outline.
• Batteries
• Table 1-8.Types And Construction/Description Of Shipboard Cable
• Table 1-8.Types And Construction/Description Of Shipboard CableContinued
• Table 1-10.Current-Carrying Capacities (In Amperes) Of Some Single Copper Conductors At 30 C
• Table 1-11.Current-Carrying Capacity Of Equipment Hook-Up WireContinued
• Table 1-12.Preferred General Purpose Rf Cable
• Connectors
• Table 1-13.Ms Connector Identification
• Figure 1-23.Insert Arrangements Type Connectors, Mil-C-5015
• Figure 1-23.Insert Arrangements Type Connectors, Mil-C-5015. Continued
• Figure 1-24.Alternate Positions Of Connector Inserts
• Figure 1-26.Attaching Bnc Connectors To Coaxial Cable
• Figure 1-27.Typical Hn Connectors
• Figure 1-28.Attaching Hn Connectors To Coaxial Cable
• Figure 1-30.Attaching N Connectors To Coaxial Cable
• Figure 1-31.Typical C Connectors
• Figure 1-32.Attaching C Connectors To Coaxial Cable
• Insulation, Heat Shrinkable Sleeving (Shrink, Tubing), And Cable Straps
• Table 1-18.Shrinkable Tubing Part Numbers
• Table 1-19.Shrinkable Tubing Part Numbers
• Table 1-20.Adjustable Nylon Cable Strap Data
• Table 1-21.New Style Military Fuse Identification
• Classification Of Rf Emissions
• Conversion And Equivalent Tables
• Table 1-24.Conversion ChartContinued
• Table 1-24.Conversion ChartContinued
• Table 1-24.Conversion ChartContinued
• Electrical, Electronic/Logic, And Fiber Optic Symbols
• Figure 1-33.Electrical Symbols
• Figure 1-33.Electrical Symbols.Continued
• Figure 1-34.Electronic/Logic Symbols
• Figure 1-34.Electronic/Logic Symbols.Continued
• Figure 1-34.Electronic/Logic Symbols.Continued
• Figure 1-34.Electronic/Logic Symbols.Continued
• Figure 1-34.Electronic/Logic Symbols.Continued
• Figure 1-34.Electronic/Logic Symbols.Continued
• Figure 1-34.Electronic/Logic Symbols.Continued
• Figure 1-35.Fiber Optic Symbols
• Frequency Spectrum Designation
• Television Channel Assignments
• Table 1-27.Television Channel Frequencies
• Joint Electronic Type Designation System (Jetds)
• Table 1-28.Microcircuit Part Number Breakdown
• Table 1-29.Microcircuit Part Numbers To Circuit Type Crossover List
• Table 1-29.Microcircuit Part Numbers To Circuit Type Crossover ListContinued
• Table 1-29.Microcircuit Part Numbers To Circuit Type Crossover ListContinued
• Table 1-30.Shipboard Announcing System
• Shipboard Alarm And Warning Systems
• Table 1-31.Shipboard Alarm And Warning System
• Table 1-31.Shipboard Alarm And Warning SystemContinued
• Table 1-32.Sound-Powered Telephone Circuits
• Table 1-32.Sound-Powered Telephone CircuitsContinued
• Table 1-32.Sound-Powered Telephone CircuitsContinued
• Screw, Drill, And Tap Data
• Table 1-33.Screw, Drill, And Tap Data
• Table 1-34.Common Logarithms
• Table 1-34.Common LogarithmsContinued
• Table 1-35.-Trigonometric Functions
• Table 1-35.-Trigonometric Functions-Continued
• Table 1-35.-Trigonometric Functions-Continued
• Table 1-35.-Trigonometric Functions-Continued
• Table 1-35.-Trigonometric Functions-Continued
• Table 1-35.-Trigonometric Functions-Continued
• Windchill Factor
• Effects Of Heat And Humidity
• General Maintenance
• Table 1-39.Standard Navy Lubricants And Solvents
• Table 1-41.Manufacturer's Designations
• Table 1-42.Lubricants Used In Electronics Equipment But Not Listed In Mil-Std-454m
• Using The Oscilloscope
• Figure 1-37.Lissajous Patterns, Showing The Effects Of Phase Relationships
• Figure 1-38.Computation Of Phase Angle.
• Figure 1-39.Lissajous Patterns Of Different Frequency Ratios
• Figure 1-40.Lissajous Patterns For Various Phase Relationships
• The Octopus
• Figure 1-42.Octopus Schematic Diagram (Typical)
• Figure 1-45.Potentiometer Noise Check.
• Six-Step Troubleshooting Procedure
• Classes Of Overhaul Work
• Material Identification
• Navy Item Control Numbers (Nicns)
• Table 1-44.Excerpts From Master Cross-Reference List (Mcrl)
• Outside Assistance
• Naval Aviation Engineering Service Unit (Naesu)
• Table 1-45.Intermediate Maintenance Activities
• Publications And Documents
• Engineering Information Bulletin (Eib)

References

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