TM 11-5895-1090-34/TO 31 R2-2TSC-152
Table 4-9. Transient Suppressor Assembly (SM-D-935507)A4 Performance Test Procedure
Step
Operation
Normal indication
If Indication abnormal
1
set up.
34.8 K Ω.+ 10%
2
With the digital multimeter set to measure res-
Replace R1.
istance, measure the resistance between the two test
points labeled R1 on the test fixture.
9090 Ω +o10%
3
Using the digital multimeter, measure the res-
Replace R2.
istance between the two test points labeled R2 on the
test fixture.
4
While observing the digital multimeter, measure the
Replace R3.
Continuously variable from 0
to 50 KΩ + 10%
resistance between test points R3-1-2 and R3-3 on
the test fixture while adjusting R3 on the UUT
through its entire range.
5
Set the digital multimeter to measure dc voltage
and connect between the test points +30 and GND
on the test fixture.
6
Verify that the power supply is off and turn the
VOLTAGE adjust control fully counterclockwise
Connect the power supply to the test fixture as
7
Turn the powersupply switch to ON. Turn the
VOLTAGE adjust control clockwise until +30
+0.5V is indicated on the digital multimeter.
8
Set the RELAY SEL switch to the 2 position
Replace CR2.
+29.5 0.6V
and readjust the power supply, if necessary. Connect
SW and J 1-8 on the test fixture.
9
Set the RELAY SEL switch to the 1 position
Check CR1, R4, and R5.
-0.7 +0.2V
and connect the leads between JI-9 (+ lead) and J1 8
(- lead) and observe the indication
10
Connect the digital multimeter leads between
Replace CR2.
-0.7 0.2V
COAX SW (+ lead) and J 1 8 (- lead) and observe the
indication.
11
Set the digital multimeter to measure resistance and
connect between K1 2 and K1 3 test points on the
test fixture.
0 +0.2 Ω
12
Set the RELAY SEL switch to position 1 and
Check K1 and C1.
observe the indication on the digital multimeter
13
Set the RELAY SEL switch to OFF and observe
Replace K1.
Infinite ohms
when set on highest scale. This indicates infinite
ohms.
14
Set the RELAY SEL switch to position 2 and
Replace CR2.
Infinite ohms
observe the indications on the multimeter.
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