l–l0.
Definitions, abbreviations,
formulas. and general data
concerning electronics.
1.
Reference Data
2.
EMI Reduction
3.
General Maintenance
4.
Equipment–Oriented
1–11.
General servicing information.
1.
Reference Data
2.
EMI Reduction
3.
General Maintenance
4.
Equipment-Oriented
1–12.
Field change identification
information for all equipment of a
basic equipment category.
1.
Reference Data
2.
EMI Reduction
3.
General Maintenance
4.
Equipment-Oriented
1-13.
Techniques and procedures for
elimination of electromagnetic
interference.
1.
Reference Data
2.
EMI Reduction
3.
General Maintenance
4.
Equipment–Oriented
1–14.
Routine maintenance concepts,
techniques,
and procedures.
1.
Reference Data
2.
EMI Reduction
3.
General Maintenance
4.
Equipment–Oriented
IN ANSWERING QUESTIONS 1-15 THROUGH 1–18,
SELECT THE EIMB HANDBOOK THAT CONTAINS
THE SUBJECT MATTER DESCRIBED IN THE
QUESTION.
1-15.
Basic vacuum tube and semi-
conductor theory of operation and
circuit description.
1–16.
Approved standards, techniques and
practices for installation of
electronics aboard ships.
1.
General
2.
Installation Standards
3.
Electronic Circuits
4.
Test Methods and Practices
1-17.
Procedures for testing typical
electronic circuits and equipment.
1.
General
2.
Installation Standards
3.
Electronic Circuits
4.
Test Methods and Practices
1-18.
Safety matters and subject index
of other handbooks.
1.
General
2.
Installation Standards
3.
Electronic Circuits
4.
Test Methods and Practices
1-19.
Which chapter in the NSTM covers
electronics?
1.
79
2.
300
3.
400
4.
631
1-20.
Which of the following sources
provide(s) the normal performance
information found in maintenance
standards handbooks?
1.
The log of all test results to
date
2.
The manufacturer’s technical
manual
3.
The installing activity’s
reference standards summary
4.
All of the above
1.
General
2.
Installation Standards
3.
Electronic Circuits
4.
Test Methods and Practices
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