16-04: CONNECTOR,RECEPTACLE,ELECTRICAL.
It is only 0.4 mm thin and 7 gram in weight. Being made of glass, the edges of the screen protector are the most vulnerable to chipping. However, the rounded edges help to deflect shock from bumps and drops.
PanzerGlass is made to protect the LCD from damages and scratches with specially processed glass that has been reinforced to increase shock absorbency. The entire surface of the PanzerGlass is also transparent. When installed, there are no gaps between the LCD and the PanzerGlass which means the touch screen’s sensitivity is not affected.
- PanzerGlass is only 0.4 mm thin. - Completely transparent. - Hardness of PanzerGlass is 9 times stronger than regular glass.
Even sharp objects such as knives and keys will not scratch the PanzerGlass. - Oleophobic Coating. PanzerGlass has an oleophobic coating that prevents fingerprints and other contaminants and makes the glass easy to clean.
- Delicate Touch. PanzerGlass is coated on the back with a strong silicon adhesi This part is cataloged in the U.S. Government catalog under NSN 5965-00-162-8211, indicating validated use in U.S.
government and defense logistics supply chains.
| part_name_assigned_by_controlling_agency | KVM, ADVANCED MANAGEMENT MODULE |
| NSN | 5965-00-162-8211 |
| ELEMENT TYPE | CARBON |
| BODY STYLE | ROUND SHAPE |
| TERMINAL TYPE | SURFACE CONTACT |
| DC RESISTANCE RATING IN OHMS | 28.0 NOMINAL |
| SOUND PICKUP DIRECTIONAL TYPE | NOT RATED |
| FREQUENCY RESPONSE RANGE IN HERTZ | +300.0 TO 600.0 |
| DIAMETER | 2.160 INCHES MINIMUM AND 2.177 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| POLARITY CONNECTION | NOT REQUIRED |
| HEIGHT | 0.648 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| TEST DATA DOCUMENT | 81349-MIL-M-13189 SPECIFICATION (INCLUDES ENGINEERING TYPE BULLETINS, BROCHURES,ETC., THAT REFLECT SPECIFICATION TYPE DATA IN SPECIFICATION FORMAT; EXCLUDES COMMERCIAL CATALOGS, INDUSTRY DIRECTORIES, AND SIMILAR TRADE PUBLICATIONS, REFLECTING GENERAL TYPE DATA ON CERTAIN ENVIRONMENTAL AND PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND TEST CONDITIONS THAT ARE SHOWN AS "TYPICAL", "AVERAGE", "NOMINAL", ETC.). |