NSN MC14066BCPG

A resistor whose ohmic value cannot be adjusted or varied. The resistance element consists of either a thin layer of conductive material, containing either binders or insulating materials, deposited on an insulated form; or an alloy of metal and ceramic materials, usually fused to an insulated form. Opposition to the flow of current is an inherent property of the materials used and is manifest by the heat dissipation in the resistor. See also attenuator, fixed and resistor, fixed, composition. Excludes:carbon composition type resistors.

-55.0 celsius ambient air and 125.0 celsius ambient air maximum operating temp per measurement point, 0.385 inches minimum and 0.445 inches maximum overall height, switching and signal diode and chopper and phototransistor function for which designed, low noise features provided, quad analog switch/quad multiplexer part name assigned by controlling agency.

NSN 5961-01-594-7952 Datasheet

(NSN) National Stock Number

5961-01-594-7952

(FSG) Federal Supply Group

59 - Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components

(FSC) Federal Supply Classification

5961 - Semiconductor Devices and Associated Hardware

(NIIN) National Item Identification Number

01-594-7952

Requires Demilitarization

Yes

(INC) Item Name Code

20589

Date

Mon, Apr 25, 2011

Schedule B Code

8541100070

Features Provided

low noise

Function For Which Designed

switching and signal diode and chopper and phototransistor

Part Name Assigned By Controlling Agency

quad analog switch/quad multiplexer

Maximum Operating Temp Per Measurement Point

-55.0 celsius ambient air and 125.0 celsius ambient air

Overall Height

0.385 inches minimum and 0.445 inches maximum

Overall Length

0.715 inches minimum and 0.770 inches maximum

Overall Width

0.290 inches minimum and 0.310 inches maximum

Overall Width Across Flats

0.1 inches nominal

Terminal Circle Diameter

0.015 inches minimum and 0.021 inches maximum

Terminal Length

0.115 inches minimum and 0.135 inches maximum

Terminal Type And Quantity

14 pin

Identification

Demilitarization Code

A - 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.

Precious Metals Indicator

A - Item does not contain precious metal.

Hazardous Metals Indicator

N - Indicates there is no data in the hmirs and the nsn is in a fsc not generally suspected of containing hazardous materials.

Pseudo Item Name Code

0020589

Cross Reference

CAGE Codes

59PE1

On Semiconductor

U.s./canadian manufacturers

Freight Information

Schedule B & Trade

Schedule B

8541-10-0070

Description

diodes, other than photosensitve or led, with a maximum current of 0.5 a or less

End Use

21320 - Semiconductors

Unit of Quantity

NO

USDA

Yes

(SITC) Standard International Trade Classification

77631

(NAICS) North American Industrial Classification System

334413

Questions & Answers

1. What is the FSCG of the NSN 5961-01-594-7952?

   The FSCG of the NSN 5961-01-594-7952 is 5961

2. Does the NSN 5961-01-594-7952 have a Schedule B code assigned?

   Yes, the Schedule B code is 8541100070

3. Does NSN 5961-01-594-7952 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.

4. Does NSN 5961-01-594-7952 contain precious materials?

   Item does not contain precious metal.

5. Does NSN 5961-01-594-7952 contain hazardous materials?

   Indicates there is no data in the hmirs and the nsn is in a fsc not generally suspected of containing hazardous materials.

6. When the NSN 5961-01-594-7952 was assigned to the Federal Catalog?

   It was assigned 15 years ago, on Mon, Apr 25, 2011