Catalogue No: | C0493 |
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Category: | Unknown |
Object Type: | Module/Sub-Assembly/Component |
Object Name: | SEM-E Circuit Module |
Part No: | None |
Serial No: | None |
Manufacturer: | Unknown |
Division: | Unknown |
Platform(s): | |
Year of Manufacture: | Unknown |
Dimensions: |
Width (mm): 150 Height (mm): 170 Depth (mm): 15 Weight (g): 820 |
Location: | Rack RAA03 [Main Store] |
SIDE 1:
FRH.89.11
QTR 5083-1.A.
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SIDE 2:
FRH.89.11
QTR 5083-2.A.
SEM-E stands for Standard Electronics Module format E and is a Military standard module in format E particularly for avionic applications. The objective of the 'Advanced SEM Processes' effort was to simplify the development and qualification processes and reduce the related process times and costs from the current way of doing business. The object was to define new processes for development and qualification that used existing commercial and military technology in applying 'MultiChip Modules' (MCM's) to (SEM-E) packaging. The primary objective was to reduce the current development cycle time from three - five years to twelve months and costs from $500,000 - $1,000,000 to $100,00 - $250,000, therefore providing a baseline for standardizing electronics hardware acquisition processes into the twenty first century and beyond. One configuration is a standard electronics module (SEM-E) frame that fits a 3/4-width standard air transportable rack chassis. This configuration must have a backplane interconnect because of the chassis type.
The surface tracking suggests that this module has one or more conduction loops for assessing pin/pad joint integrity.
Note that the largest ICs are marked “Short Link”.