5950-01-363-8511

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Federal Supply Group

Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components

Federal Supply Classification

5950 Coils and Transformers

National Stock Number

5950-01-363-8511

Item Name Code

06338

Assigment Date

09/07/1992 (33 years ago)

An item consisting of a partial turn as one or more turns of wire or other conductive material which constitutes one continuous untapped winding. It may be wound or formed in other than a circular manner and may be self-supporting, requiring no coil form. It is specifically designed to furnish inductive reactance in a circuit carrying radio frequency current ranging from 20 kilohertz (kilocycles) and above. It may include tuning devices, integral resistors and capacitors; however, excludes:filter (as modified). The coil has only two electrical terminals. For items having tapped winding or more than one winding - see transformer, radio frequency. For coils wound on resistors, which are designed to be inserted in the circuit of a radio frequency stage to suppress high frequency parasitic oscillations, see suppressor, parasitic.

120.00 microhenries nominal single component single winding inductance rating, not established reliability indicator, s0lid single component core construction, 0.147 inches minimum and 0.163 inches maximum body length, solid single component coil form type

Product Characteristics

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Reliability Indicator: not established
Inductance Rating: 120.00 microhenries nominal single component single winding
Coil Form Type: solid single component
Core Construction: s0lid single component
Body Length: 0.147 inches minimum and 0.163 inches maximum
Body Width: 0.117 inches minimum and 0.133 inches maximum
Body Height: 0.130 inches maximum
Inclosure Type: fully inclosed
Mounting Method: terminal single group
Rating Method: electrical single component single winding
Winding Operating Current: 59.0 milliamperes dc maximum single component single winding
Dc Resistance Rating In Ohms: 14.000 single component single winding
Quality Factor: 40 minimum single component single winding
Terminal Type And Quantity: 2 bonding pad

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What is the FSCG of the NSN 5950-01-363-8511?

The FSCG of the NSN 5950-01-363-8511 is 5950

Does the NSN 5950-01-363-8511 have a Schedule B code assigned?

Yes, the Schedule B code is 8504500000

Does NSN 5950-01-363-8511 require demilitarization?

Items subject to the export administration regulations (ear) in parts 730-774 of title 15, code of federal regulations (cfr) (ccli or ear99) and determined by dod to present a low risk when released out of dod control. No demil, mut, or end use certificate is required. May require an export licensefrom doc.

Does NSN 5950-01-363-8511 contain precious materials?

Item does not contain precious metal.

Does NSN 5950-01-363-8511 contain hazardous materials?

Indicates there is no information in the hmirs. The nsn is in a fsc in table ii of fed std 313 and a msds may be required by the user. The requirement for a msds is dependent on a hazard determination of the supplier or the intended end use of item.

When the NSN 5950-01-363-8511 was assigned to the Federal Catalog?

It was assigned 33 years ago, on Mon, Sep 7, 1992