abbreviations, formulas, and other general data relatedto electronics installations and maintenance.EIMB EMI Reduction HandbookThis handbook contains techniques and proceduresfor the elimination or reduction of electromagneticinterference created by own force’s electromagneticradiating devices.EIMB General Maintenance HandbookThis handbook contains routine maintenanceconcepts, techniques, and procedures common to allelectronic and electrical equipment.EIMB Equipment-Oriented HandbooksFor the basic equipment category, each of the sixhandbooks contains general servicing information;servicing information for specific equipments; a fieldchange identification guide that provides field changeinformation for all equipments of the basic equipmentcategory; and functional descriptions common to theequipment of the basic equipment category. The sixequipment-oriented handbooks are as follows:1. Communications2. Radar3. Sonar4. Test Equipment5. Radiac6. CountermeasuresPeriodically, the equipment-oriented handbooks areupdated by incorporating the Engineening InformationBulletin (EIB) articles. The EIMBs are an excellentsource of basic information that can be used as a trainingtool for your workcenter. If space is available, you willbenefit from having a complete set for your technicallibrary.OTHER PUBLICATIONSThere are many other useful publicationsthroughout the fleet. However, because of the vastnumber, we will only describe a few in the followingparagraphs.2-15Shipboard Antenna Systems ManualsThese five manuals serve as a source of informationfor personnel concerned with the installation andmaintenance of shipboard antennas. The informationthey contain supplements, but does not supersede,existing specifications. The following is a list of whateach volume contains:Volume 1–Communications Antenna Funda-mentalsVolume 2–Installation Details, CommunicationsAntenna SystemsVolume 3–Antenna Couplers, CommunicationsAntenna SystemsVolume 4–Testing and Maintenance, Communi-cations Antenna SystemsVolume 5–Antenna Data SheetsMiniature/Microminiature (2M)Electronic Repair ProgramWhile this publication (three volumes under onecover) gives procedures and techniques, personnel mustbe formally trained and certified to make high-quality,reliable repairs to state-of-the-art electronic printedcircuits and modules.Shipboard Bonding, Grounding, and OtherTechniques for Electromagnetic Compatibilityand Safety, Military Standard 1310 (NAVY)The requirements of this standard apply to all newshipboard installations and to any part of an existinginstallation that is being modified. The procedures andmethods specified in this standard apply to any situationthat requires the technician to (1) bond, ground, insulate,or use nonmetallic materials to provide electromagneticcompatibility; (2) provide personnel safety fromelectrical shock hazards; (3) safeguard electricaltransmissions of classified information; and (4) providea dc reference ground. We recommend this publicationas a MUST reading assignment for all ElectronicsTechnicians.Electromagnetic Radiation Hazards (Hazardsto Personnel, Fuel, and Other FlammableMaterial)This manual prescribes operating procedures andprecautions to prevent injury to personnel, ignition of
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