Product # MQME-28-P

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Doc.# 005-2ME028P Rev. A

5/1/08

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Figure 1: Typical Common Mode and Differential Mode Attenuation

provided by the filter as a function of frequency. Both input lines are

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also connected to chassis ground.

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Figure 2: Typical Output Impedance (magnitude) of the filter looking

back into its output pins with the input pins connected to a source with

zero source impedance.

Figure 3: MIL-STD-461E Method CE101 Low Frequency Conducted

Emissions. Limit line (in red) is the ‘Submarine Applications DC

Curve’. Setup described on Page 7.

Figure 4: MIL-STD-461E Method CE102 High Frequency Conducted

Emissions. Limit line (in red) is the ‘Basic Curve’. Setup described on

Page 7.

Figure 5: MIL-STD-461E Method RE101 Low Frequency Radiated Emissions.

Limit line (in red) is the ‘Standard Curve’from MIL-STD-461C Method RE01,

which is more strict than all RE101 limits. Setup described on Page 7.

Figure 6: MIL-STD-461E Method RE102 High Frequency Radiated

Emissions. Limit line (in red) is the ‘Submarine External to Pressure

Hull Curve’. Setup described on Page 7.