Converter Regulator - Computer Hardware Parts Online 194140-19a, 194140-19a, 194200-19b, 194200-19b, 4374
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18| Part Number | Description | RFQ | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 194140-19a | Converter Regulator | ||
| 194140-19a | Converter Regulator | ||
| 194200-19b | Converter Regulator | ||
| 194200-19b | Converter Regulator | ||
| 4374 | Converter Regulator | ||
| 4374 | Converter Regulator | ||
| 4374 | Converter Regulator | ||
| 4374 | Converter Regulator | ||
| 972327-2 | Converter Regulator | ||
| 972327-2 | Converter Regulator | ||
| 972255-4 | Converter Regulator | ||
| 972255-4 | Converter Regulator | ||
| 972255-4 | Converter Regulator | ||
| 972255-4 | Converter Regulator | ||
| xtrc507 | END ITEM IDENTIFICATION: P/N 685040 1,FSCM 06481 FSC APPLICATION DATA: AIRBORNE INERTIAL NAVIGATION SYSTEM GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION: 2.000 IN. LG,1.400 IN. W,1.000 IN. H,23 VOLTS | ||
| xtrc507 | END ITEM IDENTIFICATION: P/N 685040 1,FSCM 06481 FSC APPLICATION DATA: AIRBORNE INERTIAL NAVIGATION SYSTEM GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION: 2.000 IN. LG,1.400 IN. W,1.000 IN. H,23 VOLTS | ||
| xtrc507 | Converter Regulator | ||
| xtrc507 | Converter Regulator |
END ITEM IDENTIFICATION: P/N 685040 1,FSCM 06481 FSC APPLICATION DATA: AIRBORNE INERTIAL NAVIGATION SYSTEM GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION: 2.000 IN. LG,1.400 IN. W,1.000 IN. H,23 VOLTS
END ITEM IDENTIFICATION: P/N 685040 1,FSCM 06481 FSC APPLICATION DATA: AIRBORNE INERTIAL NAVIGATION SYSTEM GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION: 2.000 IN. LG,1.400 IN. W,1.000 IN. H,23 VOLTS
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